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Auto liability insurance providers offer different types of automobile coverage to cater the specific nature of needs of consumers. As the covers vary with their extent and inclusions, it is helpful to consider the differences in each coverage type to find the most suitable for your insurance purposes. Basically, we can differentiate the types under two broader categories. The first category identifies the policy holder as the one directly accountable for liabilities and thus, the benefits are packaged in accordance with that status. The second category identifies the policy holder as the claimant for liabilities and the damage has been caused to the policy holder by a third party. The first category includes the coverage for liabilities and coverage for personal injuries. These provide the separate benefit packages for a third party and the policy holder, respectively. The second category is typically to address needs in the event that the policy holder is injured by a vehicle owner or operator who is either not insured or under insured. It is actually one way to make sure that a safety net is there even when the liable party does not make it available during such incident. The insurance plan may be limited to just one individual or may extend to a family under a family plan.