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Originally Posted by nookandcrannycar
I think your reasoning makes sense. I would also read the fine print on your major medical policy to see if this issue is discussed and if so the extent (if any) to which your coverage would be effected. In every case I or another family member has experienced either the faulted other driver's insurance company paying our medical directly or our own major medical paid and then then our major medical was reimbursed by the faulted other driver's insurance company. The only experience I have with car insurance paying medical was long ago. I had no collision and comprehensive (as I always don't) and had liability and uninsured motorists. I got in an accident that was obviously (and was judged this way as well by LEOs and my insurance company) 100 % the other driver's fault. However, the other driver was uninsured. My girlfriend was in my passenger seat and was slightly injured. She didn't want to involve her own health insurance company, so my car insurance (under the uninsured motorist's provision) paid for her medical bills. I have quite a bit of confidence in my own driving and want to protect my money, so I carry a lot of liability coverage but no comprehensive nor collision and have followed this scenario for many years.
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That freaks me out. Ma has mandatory minimums, but I couldn't imagine not carrying insurance. Of course I also have rear ended a 1960's Mercedes Benz convertible in a down pour once, so that type of accident is always on my mind. Thankfully there was no damage to the really expensive car.