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Car Accidents & Injuries
- How (Un)safe are Culpeper County Intersections?
- A low-speed Fauquier County accident can be a serious accident
- Could later Virginia school start times mean fewer teen car wrecks?
- Driving at night in Virginia? Be sure to buckle up!
- Drowsy Driving in Virginia: A Serious Problem
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- Culpeper drivers: “Safety and Patience” needed now that school is back
Posted on 8/29/2010 - MD man leads Culpeper police on high-speed Rt. 3 chase, crashes car
Posted on 8/25/2010 - Fauquier County reckless driving wreck lands four in hospital
Posted on 7/29/2010 - Will the I-66 speed limit be raised?
Posted on 7/27/2010 - Prince William County police cruiser involved in serious wreck
Posted on 6/30/2010 - Hit and run car accident injures Culpeper man
Posted on 6/29/2010 - Three taken to hospital after two serious vehicle wrecks in Culpeper
Posted on 6/29/2010 - Four injured in single-vehicle Culpeper car crash
Posted on 5/29/2010 - No Manslaughter Charges for Defendant in Deadly Rt. 3 Culpeper Crash
Posted on 5/25/2010 - VDOT wants Virginia drivers to make work zones NO PHONE ZONES
Posted on 4/27/2010
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Q: My auto insurance policy has "Medical Expense" coverage. What is this?
A: Medical expense coverage, sometimes known as medical payments coverage, is an optional form of coverage available in Virginia. It is usually sold in smaller amounts, such as $1,000, $2,000, or $5,000, but not necessarily. This is basically a small health insurance policy on your vehicle. If a vehicle driver or passenger is hurt in a collision, they may seek reimbursement for incurred medical bills through this coverage. Note that this is not liability coverage, and an injured person may file the insurance claim without regard to legal "fault." Also, a medical expense claim should not be confused with a liability case against another driver who is legally at fault. Medical expense coverage can be a valuable component of your auto insurance policy. We do encourage our clients to purchase medical expense coverage if they have not done so already.
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