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Liability Insurance
Liability insurance protects you against claims for injury that you cause to persons or property other than yourself. It does not cover you or the rented vehicle. All payless vehicles are covered by policies of insurance that provide coverage up to the minimums prescribed be the financial responsibility laws of the state in which the accident occurs. This can be as low as $10,000.

Liability Insurance
If an accident occurs, either your personal auto insurance or the payless liability insurance, or both of them will pay the claim, depending on the law of the state where the accident occurred.

Definitions
Bodily injury - to anyone outside of the rental car.
Property damage - to any property damage caused by the rental car.

Supplemental Liability Insurance [SLI]
Not offered at this time

Personal Accident Insurance [PAC/PAI]
PAC/PAI - $4.99 per day
Personal Accident Coverage/Personal Accident Insurance: By electing to purchase optional PAC/PAI coverage at the designated daily rate, the renter and any of his passengers are insured while occupying the rental vehicle subject to all provisions of the group policy. PAC/PAI cost may vary by location.

Personal Effects Coverage [PEC]
PEC - $2.99
Personal Effects Coverage: PEC provides coverage for actual cash value of personal property which the renter is traveling with against loss or damage. When the renter has shown acceptance on the rental agreement, the renter and renter's immediate family are insured for the period of rental, subject to all provisions of the group policy. PEC cost may vary by location.

 

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Last Updated: 25 October, 2001