Car Rental and Travel Expenses Coverage

How It Works

• Car Rental Expense – pays up to the amount you specify in your policy, when you or a relative who lives with you rents a car while your car isn't drivable because of damage that would be payable under your comprehensive or collision coverage.
• Travel Expenses – pays for meals, lodging, and transportation home or to your destination – up to $500 for all covered individuals – if your car isn't drivable because of damage done more than 50 miles from home that's covered by your comprehensive or collision insurance. A return trip to pick up your car is also covered.
• Rental Car – Repayment of Deductible Expense – pays up to $500 for the deductible if you have an accident in a rental car.

What Car Rental and Travel Expenses Coverage Doesn't Cover

• If your vehicle is disabled in an incident that isn't covered by either your comprehensive or collision insurance.
• Rental car and travel expenses that go above your policy's limits.