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Rideshares, carshares, bikeshares, car rentals, and public transportation — that’s how you roll. You’re saving on gas, parking, and repairs. While you may not own a car, you’re definitely in the driver’s seat. (Currently available only to California residents).
With the increased popularity of rideshares, collisions involving for-hire vehicles tripled in some cities. However, the policy that covers the rideshare company, your driver, and their car may not adequately cover you. A State Farm Personal Mobility Policy may fill those gaps. A State Farm Personal Mobility policy may fill those gaps if:
Other passenger or pedestrian benefits from mobility insurance include Medical Payments Coverage and Uninsured Motor Vehicle Coverage.
Say you’ve rented a car without your own auto insurance and rear-end a vehicle at a stop light. Damage to the rental could be covered, minus a $500 deductible, up to what state law requires. But a Personal Mobility Policy — which costs a lot less than additional rental coverage — could also cover loss of use and other related administrative costs charged to you under the rental contract terms.
And your mobility coverage provides even more:
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Discount names, percentages, availability and eligibility may vary by state. Each state insurer has sole financial responsibility for its own products.
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