Missouri has a very simple set of requirements when it comes to auto insurance for its residents. All MO vehicles are required to be covered under a liability policy, and all drivers must possess an uninsured motorist policy.
Liability will pay for damages suffered by the other driver and vehicle in the event that the insured is responsible for an accident in sums up to twenty five thousand dollars for injuries suffered by a single driver, fifty thousand dollars for the combined medical expenses of all of the occupants of the vehicle and ten thousand dollars for repairs to any property, public or private, damaged in the accident (this includes the vehicle of the other driver). As medical expenses and repair costs can quickly accumulate to exceed these totals, and the insured will be held personally liable for these excesses, it is strongly suggested that more than the minimum level of liability be purchased.
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Not required but strongly recommended is comprehensive and collision coverage (although if a car is currently under lien the lien holder may require this). MO collision will pay for damages to the car of the insured in the event that they are responsible for an accident with another vehicle, as well as those accidents resulting from inclement weather or other unavoidable circumstance.
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