11/24/2025
đźš— Understand Your PA Auto Insurance Liability Limits!
đź’ˇDid you know your auto liability insurance limits in Pennsylvania are often described using three numbers?
This is called a Split Limit policy, and understanding what those numbers mean is crucial to protecting your finances!
What are the "Split Limits" in PA?A split limit policy separates your liability coverage into three distinct parts, typically written as:
(Per Person) Bodily Injury Liability maximum for one person injured in an accident you cause.
(Per Accident) Bodily Injury Liability total maximum for all people injured in that same accident
(Property Damage) Property Damage Liability total maximum for all damaged property in that same accident (other cars, fences, etc.).
For example if you choose the state minimum of 15/30/5 in PA, your insurance would pay up to $15,000 for any single person's injuries, up to $30,000 total for everyone's injuries, and up to $5,000 for all property damage.
Why Should You Care? The minimum limits are often not enough to cover the costs of a serious accident! If the total damages exceed your chosen limits, you could be held personally responsible for the remaining balance. A serious injury can easily cost more than $15,000 for one person. Repairing or replacing a newer car can easily exceed $5,000.Don't leave your assets at risk! Higher liability limits mean greater financial protection for you.
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