Cheap Car Insurance In New Jersey
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Affordable Car Insurance in New Jersey
Summary
Thanks to the Automobile Insurance Cost Reduction Act, drivers in New Jersey can access affordable car insurance options. The most economical choice is the basic car insurance policy, which offers essential coverage at a lower cost.
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The Automobile Insurance Cost Reduction Act allows New Jersey residents to purchase affordable car insurance by offering a more economical option than standard policies. The basic car insurance policy includes personal injury protection of $15,000 per person, per accident, and up to $250,000 for significant or permanent injuries, depending on policy definitions. Additionally, it covers property damage liability of $5,000 per accident.
While bodily injury liability is not included, it can be added as an option, providing $10,000 for all parties involved per accident. It is important to note that uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, collision coverage, and comprehensive coverage are not part of the basic policy. However, collision and comprehensive coverage can be added depending on the specific terms of the policy.
Although the basic policy offers minimal coverage, it provides essential protections and additional features. Importantly, it grants drivers the right to take legal action in the event of an accident, a right not available to uninsured drivers.
The basic car insurance policy is not suited for everyone. It is ideal for individuals with fewer family responsibilities, those just entering the workforce, first-time insurance policyholders, or those who cannot afford more comprehensive insurance. This option ensures they are at least minimally covered while on the road.
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