When you have an auto accident that is your fault,your PAP's Liability coverage will pay for all of the following except:
A)Bodily injuries of your family members riding with you
B)Bodily injuries of non family members who are passengers in your car at the time of the accident
C)Bodily injuries of your best friend who is a passenger in your car at the time of the accident (moderate)
D)The cost to repair or replace property belonging to others that you damaged in the accident

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Liability coverage in a Personal Auto Policy (PAP) pays for the bodily injury and property damage expenses of other parties involved in the accident that you caused. However, it does not provide coverage for bodily injuries sustained by family members who are covered under the same policy as the policyholder. This is because "you" and "your" in the policy language refer to the policyholder, and family members are excluded from the definition of "insured."

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