Auto Quiz

Peter is involved in an accident in British Columbia which he is not responsible for. He has Collision with a $500 deductible and DCPD with a $500 deductible. There is $4000 in damages. How much will Peter’s DCPD coverage pay?

Peter is involved in an accident in British Columbia which he is 25% at fault for.  He has Collision with a $500 deductible and DCPD with a $500 deductible.  There is $4000 in damages.  How much will Peter’s Collision coverage pay?

You are in an accident and you are 40% at fault. You have Collision coverage with a $1000 deductible and DCPD coverage with a $1000 deductible. There is $1600 in damage to your vehicle. How much will your policy pay under collision?

You are in an accident and you are 40% at fault. You have Collision coverage with a $1000 deductible and DCPD coverage with a $1000 deductible. There is $1600 in damage to your vehicle. How much will your policy pay under DCPD?

Raj and Amie are in an accident where they are found 50% each at fault. Raj has $4200 worth of damage to his vehicle and Amie has $4000 worth of damage. Raj has Collision with a $500 deductible and DCPD with $0 deductible. How much will Raj’s insurance pay for the damage to Amie’s vehicle?

Raj and Amie are in an accident where they are found 50% each at fault. Raj has $4200 worth of damage to his vehicle and Amie has $4000 worth of damage. Raj has Collision with a $500 deductible and DCPD with $0 deductible. How much will Raj’s insurance pay for the damage to his vehicle?

Susan and Amit are in an accident where Amit is found 30% at fault. Amit has $4200 worth of damage to their vehicle. Amit has Collision with a $500 deductible and DCPD with $250 deductible. How much will Amit’s insurance company pay out under DCPD?

Susan and Amit are in an accident where Amit is found 30% at fault. Amit has $4200 worth of damage to their vehicle. Amit has Collision with a $500 deductible and DCPD with $250 deductible. How much will Amit’s insurance company pay out under Collision?