In Arizona will insurance cover me if I hit a deer?

Answer by  vmartin225 (14)

Insurance will cover the damage to your vehicle if you have comprehensive coverage in your auto insurance policy. Comprehensive coverage covers the damage to your vehicle, while liability coverage covers the damage that you might do to someone else's vehicle. Comprehensive coverage is also commonly refered to as full coverage insurance.

Answer by  moneychick (167)

Automobile insurance companies in all states will cover you in accidents even if it is not your fault.If you hit a person,car or a deer, you have to pay a deductible, file police report, and an insurance claim. Insurance will pay the bill depending the coverage you have.

Answer by  vbkevin57 (43)

Auto insurance will cover damage to the body of the vehicle if the insured has elected to add comprehensive coverage to their policy.

Answer by  HI81 (22)

Yes, if you have purchased comprehensive insurance coverage on the vehicle you are driving when you hit the deer. You will be covered in Arizona if you hit a deer with your car.

Answer by  Superlee24 (5)

Insurance will cover losses resulting from collision whether the collision be from a deer or from running into a tree from New England to Hawaii.

Answer by  Roland27 (16334)

It depends if you are covered for that or not. Some states have the options where you can just get insurance for if you hit another driver. So if you have full coverage you should be covered against deer damage.

Answer by  Rubberchicken (819)

This has more to do with the type of coverage you purchase instead of where you live. If you have comprehensive coverage, you are covered for collision with an animal.