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Just like traditional liability insurance requirements, scooter insurance regulations and requirements vary by state. Insurance amounts, whether required or not, will be determined by the size of your scooter's engine. Some states have lower cc cap numbers, but in general scooters with engines smaller than 50 cc are classified as mopeds, requiring, if at all, limited coverage amounts. If the engines are 50 cc or larger, they will be classified motorcycles, necessitating motorcycle insurance.
Not every insurance company offers scooter insurance. But those that do, will probably offer:
Collision: Covers your scooter for damages resulting from a collision.
Liability: Protects you against major medical costs if say you hit a pedestrian or bicyclist.
Medical: Covers your medical costs sustained in a scooter accident.
Just like cars and motorcycles, scooter insurance rates are be based on various factors, including:
Size of engine (as explained above).
Use of anti-theft devices.
Weekly mileage.
Scooter-related statistics in your area.
If, for example, you live in a city with a high scooter-accident rate, your premiums will be higher.
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