Deductible at no fault accident insurance

[runeash]

If B rear ends A and A is considered at no fault accident then does A still have to pay deductible cover damages to the car because A may just a third party liability

[Deadmau555]

No, when you are at no fault (100% speaking) you will not be paying for anything.

[guessboi]

NO...BIG FAT $0 out of your pocket. You might need to deal with the AF insurance company if you only have PL/PD though...

[qaz393]

check your policy. some have 0 deductable while some have X deducatable no fault.

[COSMIC5]

only if you have a deductible under the direct compensation portion of your policy would you have to pay it, otherwise, if you don't then no

If B rear ends A and A is considered at no fault accident then does A still have to pay deductible cover damages to the car because A may just a third party liability

[COSMIC5]

In Ontario, we all deal with our own insurer regardless of fault and this would fall under the direct compensation portion of the policy.

NO...BIG FAT $0 out of your pocket. You might need to deal with the AF insurance company if you only have PL/PD though...

[helenhelen]

it depends on your coverage. mine has a $500 deductible whether i am at fault or not. if i want no deductible when not at fault, i have to pay a higher premium. check with your insurance company because it will depend on what type of coverage you have.

[COSMIC5]

pretty much what I just said, however, it won't depend on the coverage, because everyone in ontario has direct compensation coverage on their policy - only the deductible, if any may be different.

it depends on your coverage. mine has a $500 deductible whether i am at fault or not. if i want no deductible when not at fault, i have to pay a higher premium. check with your insurance company because it will depend on what type of coverage you have.