If more than one person is killed or injured in a collision, what is your minimum bodily injury liability coverage in California?
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A.
$15,000
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B.
$60,000 Correct
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C.
$30,000
The answer is "$60,000"
When more than one person is killed or hurt, the minimum bodily injury coverage is $60,000. A reader who picks C applies the single-person minimum without stepping up for the second injured person the rule accounts for.
The traps in the wrong answers
A. $15,000
Names the property-damage minimum, not the multi-person injury figure. This answer picks the smallest number in the same list, a fallback when the three minimums blur together.
C. $30,000
Names the single-person injury minimum, not the multi-person figure. This answer applies the single-person minimum without stepping up for the second injured person the rule accounts for.
This question tests your knowledge of Insurance & Financial Responsibility in California. Source: California Driver Manual, "Insurance Requirements," p.76..
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