Rental cars add layers of insurance complexity to a crash. Knowing how coverage stacks up helps you recover.
Layers of Coverage
A rental car crash may involve the renter's personal auto policy, credit card coverage, the rental company's optional insurance, and the at-fault party's policy. Which applies depends on who was at fault and what coverage was purchased.
Sorting this out is often the first challenge.
If You Were Hit by a Renter
If a rental car driver caused your crash, you generally pursue their insurance and any applicable rental coverage, much like any other claim — but identifying the right policy takes extra work.
Getting It Right
Because multiple policies and companies may be involved, these claims can stall in finger-pointing. An attorney can identify every source of coverage and ensure you recover what you're owed.
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