Who Pays For Your Vehicle Repair If You Were In An Accident?

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Who Pays For Your Vehicle Repair If You Were In An Accident?

 

Video Transcript

Who's responsible to repair your car, or pay you if it's a total loss, depends on whose fault the collision was.

There's usually an early determination by law enforcement, but a citation or a ticket is not mandatory in order to prove whose fault it was.

But if you can show whose fault it was, if it's clear, then the at-fault driver will have at least $10,000 of property damage insurance to pay for damage to the vehicle.

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