Which of the following is true about no-fault auto insurance?

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No-fault auto insurance means that each driver's own insurance pays for their injuries and damages regardless of who was at fault for the accident. This type of coverage is currently offered in some form in 12 states. Option A is incorrect because it suggests that the insured's insurer will not pay even if the insured is not at fault in the accident, which is not true. Option C is incorrect because while no-fault insurance does cover some expenses beyond just medical bills (such as funeral expenses and lost wages), there is no guarantee that it will cover pain and suffering or punitive damages. Option D is incorrect because no-fault insurance is not based on whether or not someone is a good driver or has been at fault in an accident – it is simply a way of dividing responsibility for damages in an accident regardless of fault.

Which of the Following Is True About No-Fault Auto Insurance