Hey there,
Planning an international trip and thinking about renting a car? Before you hit the road, it’s important to understand how your auto insurance applies—or doesn’t—when driving outside the U.S.
Most U.S. auto policies don’t cover you when renting cars in foreign countries. For example:
Mexico: Many U.S. policies exclude coverage entirely. Mexican liability insurance is typically required.
Europe: Coverage varies widely. You’ll likely need to purchase supplemental insurance from the rental company for full protection.
What About Personal Umbrella Policies?
If you have a Personal Umbrella policy, it might extend coverage when renting a car abroad—but this also varies by policy and insurer. It’s essential to confirm the specifics before your trip.
What Should You Do?
- Check with me first. I’ll help you review your policy details.
- Ask the rental company about insurance options.
- Consider a travel insurance policy that includes rental car coverage.
A little planning goes a long way when you’re driving abroad. Let’s make sure you’re protected wherever you roam!
– George
Page Insurance
www.pageins.com
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