Comprehensive coverage

Comprehensive coverage: Definition:
A car insurance policy which covers more than just the costs associated with vehicle collisions, extending to things like fire, theft, weather, explosions, floods, earthquakes, riots, vandalism, and animal impacts. Generally the policy will have deductible costs associated with specific kinds of damage and loss and each cost may have separate ceilings for how much the policy will cover.

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