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FAQs About Auto Insurance and Natural Disasters

Thu, 09/15/2011 - 6:11am — Chris Pomoni

Natural-Disaster-AccidentsHurricane Katrina, the Southeast Asian Tsunami and the recent Japanese earthquake have been major natural disasters around the globe over the last years. When looking to purchase auto insurance, make sure to include the possibility of a natural disaster. Also, keep in mind that most reputable insurers provide collision coverage, but not all of them cover damages incurred from natural disasters.

1. Is liability insurance enough?.

Typically, liability insurance does not cover for damages sustained by a natural disaster. If your car is damaged or totaled from earthquake, avalanche, lightning, flood, blizzard, hurricane, thunderstorm, tornado, tsunami, drought, hailstorm or a fire as a result of a natural disaster and you have liability insurance, your insurer will not cover you for any damages incurred.

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