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alexandr1967 [171]
1 year ago
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Auto insurance is: A) required by law B) required in a few states C) optional if your car and house are paid off D) an optional

form of coverage
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blagie [28]1 year ago
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Auto insurance is required by law

What is auto insurance?

At its simplest form, auto insurance is the insurance coverage that caters for third parties or victims of auto accidents that are not the drivers, in that , it takes care of their medical expenses and further damages caused to them.

Auto insurance is mandatory in 49 out of the 50 states in the US, in other words, it is not in anyway optional, which means that option C and D are obviously incorrect.

The second option is also wrong since 49 out of 50 cannot be regarded as few states, in short, it is most appropriate to conclude that it is required by the law, which means option A is the most appropriate in this case.

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