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What is RV Insurance?

Recreational vehicles combine the comfort of a home with the mobility of an automobile. In doing so, they create a unique insurance situation that calls for slightly different coverages than are found in most standard auto insurance policies. RV insurance policies offer Vermont residents who have these vehicles the specialized combination of protections that they need.

RV insurance policies are generally categorized into three groups. Each group of policies is intended for a different type of recreational vehicle:

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What Coverages Do Motorhome Policies Offer?

Because RVs have unique insurance requirements, most motorhome policies offer an array of standard and optional protections. Some of these are similar to coverages found in auto policies, but others are more specific to recreational vehicles.

Some of the coverages that are more similar to those found in auto policies include:

A few examples of more RV-specific coverages are:

(As is true with auto policies, the exact coverages made available by motorhome policies can vary.)

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Do Motorhome Insurance Policies Have Coverage for Personal Belongings?

Many motorhome insurance policies offer coverage for personal belongings, but RV owners should check their homeowners insurance policy before selecting this coverage. Some homeowners, condo and renters policies cover personal belongings even when they’re in an RV. In these situations, procuring additional coverage through a motorhome policy might be unnecessary.

For help reviewing a homeowners, condo or renters policy, RV owners should contact an experienced insurance agent. An agent who’s familiar with all of these policies and motorhome insurance will be able to help RV owners make sure personal possessions are covered without purchasing duplicate protections.

Who in Vermont Needs a Motorhome Policy?

Most RV owners in Vermont should have a motorhome policy. Owners must at least have coverage that meets the state’s minimum requirements in place whenever they go on public roads, and it’s generally advisable to carry more protection than what’s legally required.

What Factors Affect Motorhome Insurance Policies’ Premiums?

Insurance companies consider many factors when setting rates for motorhome insurance policies. Some of the items that they may take into account include the:

When all other factors are equal, Class A policies tend to cost more than the other two classes, simply because they’re often used to protect larger RVs. When other factors aren’t held constant, though, there can be exceptions to this generality.

How Can Vermont Motorhome Owners Get RV Insurance?

For help finding RV insurance that’s suited to your particular needs, contact the independent insurance agents at T.S. Peck Insurance. Our agents have helped many Vermont residents find the right combination of coverage, and they’ll scour multiple insurance companies’ offerings to get you the best available coverage at an affordable price.

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Disclaimer: This material is for informational purposes only. All statements herein are subject to the provisions, exclusions and conditions of the applicable policy, state and federal laws. For an actual description of coverage, terms and conditions, please refer to the applicable insurance policy or check with your insurance professional. The illustrations, instructions and principles contained in the material are general in scope and, to the best of our knowledge, current at the time of publication.