Definition: Progression car insurance, also known as Advanced Automobile Insurance Coverage (AAIC) or Advanced Car Insurance Coverage (ACI), is a type of comprehensive policy that covers your vehicle while you're on an extended road trip. It's designed to provide financial protection for both the driver and passengers during a longer driving time, such as over long distances. The basic concept behind AAIC is that insurance companies look at how well your car is being taken care of in terms of maintaining its physical safety, including things like keeping it properly maintained or replaced when necessary. The AAIC provides coverage to help make sure you and your passengers are protected against accidents on the road. Some of the key benefits of AAIC include: - Protection from damage to the vehicle itself caused by an accident - Financial assistance in case your car is stolen or damaged during a trip, which can be costly - Coverage for third-party liability (Liability Plus) if you're involved in an accident and have to pay any damages incurred while driving The AAIC is typically offered as a standalone policy, but it's also often included in a comprehensive insurance plan. Many car companies offer these types of policies with the option of adding them to their own plans. A good way to get more details on how this type of coverage works would be to contact your insurance company or speak with a representative about what they can provide for you based on your specific situation and needs.
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