Uninsured Motorist Sample Clauses

Uninsured Motorist. Legal minimum, combined single limit.
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Uninsured Motorist. 4. An umbrella policy or excess policy may be used to meet minimum requirements.
Uninsured Motorist. 5. Under no circumstances shall any authorized person in the vehicle be required to pay his/her own medical expenses.
Uninsured Motorist. Property Damage Coverage applies due to the liability of the owner or operator of the uninsured motor vehicle. ADDITIONAL DEFINITIONS FOR PART C (II) > UNINSURED MOTORIST PROPERTY DAMAGE As used in this PART C (II):
Uninsured Motorist coverage and Added-On (2) Uninsured Motorist coverage are two separate and distinct coverages for which separate premiums apply. These coverages will be provided if you pay a premium for the coverage and the coverage is listed on the Declarations Page.
Uninsured Motorist. This insuring agreement pays for bodily injury to an insured who is injured by an uninsured motorist, a hit-and-run driver, or a driver whose insurer becomes insolvent. These benefits are paid under the named insured's policy.
Uninsured Motorist. Property Damage Coverage for any insured car for which there is Collision Coverage under this policy.
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Uninsured Motorist. Uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, covering all automobiles and including all owned, hired, or leased vehicles in an amount equal to or greater than the minimum liability limits required by law.
Uninsured Motorist. 135.01 Complaint by Driver Against Driver, Rear-End Collision at Stoplight 135.02 Answer Asserting Defense of Comparative Fault of Careless Driving and ``Seatbelt Defense'' 135.03 Complaint by Driver Against Pizza Delivery Driver and Driver's Employer 135.04 Complaint by Bicyclist Against Driver Speeding Around Sharp Curve 135.05 Complaint by Pedestrian Against Driver and Employer for Injuries from Backing Delivery Truck, Failure to Sound Horn 135.06 Complaint Against Tavern and Driver by Pedestrian Struck by Intoxicated Driver on Sidewalk, Failure to Keep Control of Vehicle 135.07 Answer by Defendant Tavern Asserting Defenses and Crossclaim Against Driver for Indemnity 135.08 Complaint by Driver Against Driver for Unsignalled Left Turn Crossing Lanes 135.09 Complaint by Pedestrian for Careless Driving in Fog 135.10 Complaint by driver against driver for negligence and against manufacturer in strict liability for defective tire 135.11 Answer Asserting ``Blackout Defense'' 135.12 Complaint by Passenger Against Driver in One-Car Collision, Reciting Damages 135.13 Answer of Defendant Driver in Two-Car Accident Asserting Plaintiff Passenger's Contributory Negligence in Riding with Reckless or Dangerous Driver 135.14 Answer Asserting Claims Barred by MVRA 135.15 Complaint Asserting Vicarious Liability Based upon Negligent Entrustment 135.16 Complaint Asserting Vicarious Liability Pursuant to KRS 185.590(3) 135.17 Answer Denying Vicarious Liability under KRS 189.590, Alleging Use Not Permissive 135.18 Complaint on Behalf of Minor Pedestrian Struck by Driver 135.19 Complaint for Damage to Automobile, Bailment for Mutual Benefit 135.20 Complaint Against Parking Lot Owner for Property Removed or Stolen from Vehicle 135.21 Complaint Against Taxicab Company, Boarding at Unsafe Location 135.22 Complaint for Negligence, Automobile Striking Pedestrian 135.23 Complaint for Negligence where Plaintiff is Unable to Determine Definitely Which of Several Persons, Together or Individually, are Responsible 135.24 Complaint for Damage to Automobile, Bailment for Sole Benefit of Bailee 135.25 Complaint on Behalf of Minor Pedestrian Struck by Driver, Children Playing in Street 135.26 Answer Asserting Claim Barred by MVRA Statute of Limitations 135.27 Complaint Against Municipality for Injuries Caused by Dangerous Condition of Roadway and Underpass Chapter 136 Medical Malpractice 136.01 Complaint by Physician Against Attorney and Patient for Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings and Ab...
Uninsured Motorist. An amount equal to at least 100 percent of the Project Equipment value during the period of coverage or minimum specified by State and Federal law, whichever is greater. No Fault – Minimum specified by State and Federal law, whichever is greater. This insurance will continue uninterrupted throughout the Participating Period. Sub-Recipient recognizes and is aware of Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (“FMCSR”) and is required to comply with these regulations if applicable. Unless covered by an exception, motor vehicle equipment with a GVWR over 10,000 pounds or which carry more than 15 passengers, including the driver, are required to meet FMCSR. These regulations include specific insurance requirements and the more stringent shall be followed in case of conflicting coverage limits. Sub-Recipient is encouraged to adopt and promote on-the-job seat belt use policies and programs for its employees and other personnel that operate company-owned vehicles, company rented vehicles, or personally operated vehicles. The terms “company-owned” and “company-leased” refer to vehicles owned or leased either by Sub-Recipient, Contractors or UTA. Sub-Recipient agrees to adopt and enforce workplace safety policies to decrease crashes caused by distracted drivers, including policies to ban text messaging while using an electronic device supplied by an employer, and driving a vehicle the driver owns or rents, a vehicle Contactor owns, leases, or rents, or a privately-owned vehicle when on official business in connection with the work performed under this agreement. State Lien. In order to protect UTA’s interest and establish its right to claim the Project Equipment in the event of a bankruptcy or other creditor action against Sub-Recipient, Sub-Recipient hereby grants and assigns a security interest in all equipment, vehicles, etc., purchased under these Terms, namely the Project Equipment. Sub-Recipient shall cause all documents to be executed necessary to properly create and record the security interest and cause all said documents to be properly recorded under Utah law. Project Equipment titles shall show UTA as the first-place lien holder. UTA is to hold the title of the Project Equipment as lienholder over the Project Equipment. Sub-Recipient shall attach the following statement to the deed/title(s) of the Project Equipment to constitute legal notification: This vehicle/equipment was purchased in part with Federal funds from the Federal Transit Administration. Upon...
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