I get confuse about my NJ vehicle insurance so I will need some of your help. I already know what liability coverage is, but can you differentiate the three: collision, comprehensive and medical coverage?

Sandeep

Toms River, NJ

A lot of drivers really get confused about their NJ vehicle insurance and seek the help of their friends and family or even a vehicle insurance agent or broker. Since you already know what liability coverage is, I’ll help you understand what collision, comprehensive and medical coverage in your NJ vehicle insurance are.

First up, collision coverage would pay for the damages on your car in the event that you have a collision with another car or object. If you have collision coverage as part of your NJ vehicle insurance, you are required to pay the deductible first before your insurer picks up the tab. Similarly, comprehensive coverage would pay for the damages on your car but if it is due to natural causes like fire, flood or storm. Theft and vandalism are also coverage if you have comprehensive coverage on your NJ vehicle insurance.

In the state of New Jersey, medical payments coverage or Personal Injury Protection (PIP) is required for a driver to have as part of his/her NJ vehicle insurance. These things work in a different way but they are the same in giving medical care for you after an accident.