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five miles per hour--the speed of a fast walk-the average estimated damage to the can was $200.28. The same tests, but on the rear ends of four such can at five miles per hour, resulted in average estimated damage of $214.11. Auto crash tests involving front-end crashes at 10 miles per hour-which is jogging speed-of four medium priced cars resulted in average estimated damage of $652.46. How does all of this affect you and the price you pay for your car insurance? Automobile insurance rates are based, fundamentally on two things: The average cost of settling incurred claims, and the number of claims per every 100 insured can. A certain amount out of every premium dollar is earmarked for the payment of claims, and when the incurred losses exceed that allocated amount an increase in insurance rates is indicated. The cost of auto repain has a definite bearing on three major forms of insurance coverage: (1) property damage liability, which pays for damages caused by a policyholder to another person’s property, including the other’s automobile; (2) collision, which provides reimbursement for destruction of or damage to the policyholder’s car through
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