Three Ways to Build Your Auto Coverage
Trip Life Time offers three progressively broader Auto Insurance plan structures. Compare the same coverage points side by side and see what is added as you move from one level to the next.
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Same 13 stops in every plan
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Coverage stops
Bodily Injury Liability
Damage Liability
Uninsured Motorist Coverage
Underinsured Motorist Coverage
Medical Payments Coverage
Collision Coverage
Comprehensive Coverage
Rental Reimbursement
Roadside Assistance
Towing & Labor Coverage
Glass Coverage
Accident Forgiveness
New Car Replacement
Coverage availability, requirements, terms and eligibility can vary by state, policy and individual circumstances. Contact Trip Life Time to discuss available options.
02What changes as you move up?
More Stops on the Route Mean More Situations Considered.
Start with how you actually use your car, then compare which coverage points deserve a place in your plan.
These moments show why each coverage point exists. They do not describe how any specific situation or claim would be handled.
03More than Auto
Travel Plans? Health Questions? Start Here.
Trip Life Time also helps with Travel Insurance and Health Insurance. There are no packages to pick on this page. Both start with a conversation about what you are actually planning.
Travel
Going Farther Than the Daily Drive?
Trip Life Time also helps customers discuss Travel Insurance for upcoming trips and different travel routines. Tell us what you are planning, where, when and who is going, so the conversation can begin with the actual trip.
Ask About Travel Insurance
Route B · Health Insurance
Health
Health Needs Don't Stay Home When You Travel.
Trip Life Time also helps customers explore Health Insurance options around their circumstances and everyday needs. Get in touch and we will talk through the options available to you.
Ask About Health InsuranceTwo different questions, one place to bring them.
04A quick check before you choose
Before You Choose, Think About How You Drive
Answer four short questions. The map shows which coverage stops you may want to look at more closely. It does not pick a plan for you and it is not an eligibility check.
How often is the car part of your week?
How important is protection involving damage to your own vehicle?
Would roadside or temporary transportation support be useful to you?
Are there vehicle-specific details you want to discuss before choosing?
Pick any that apply.
Stops to look at closely
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- 01Bodily Injury Liability
- 02Damage Liability
- 03Uninsured Motorist Coverage
- 04Underinsured Motorist Coverage
- 05Medical Payments Coverage
- 06Collision Coverage
- 07Comprehensive Coverage
- 08Rental Reimbursement
- 09Roadside Assistance
- 10Towing & Labor Coverage
- 11Glass Coverage
- 12Accident Forgiveness
- 13New Car Replacement
D · Drive P · Drive Plus C · Drive Complete. Highlighted stops are simply worth a closer look on the board above. They are not a recommendation.
Know What You Want to Discuss?
Compare the plans above or bring the questions to us.