Vermont Statutes Title 8 Sec. 4675
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Terms Used In Vermont Statutes Title 8 Sec. 4675
- Accident: means any occurrence with a motor vehicle involving the applicant, insured, or any operator of a private passenger type motor vehicle currently a resident in the same household that results in physical contact between the motor vehicle owned or operated by the insured or applicant, and a person or another object. See
- Insured: means a person owning a private passenger type automobile and includes a relative of an owner or a minor in the custody of an owner or relative, if the relative or minor resides in the same household as does an owner. See
- Surcharge: means any amount of premium charged to or paid by an applicant or insured based on experience or record that makes the amount of the premium greater than that imposed on or charged to other applicants or insureds having more favorable experience or records. See
§ 4675. Two or more automobiles
When more than one automobile is insured in the same policy, a surcharge as the result of an accident or conviction, or both, may only be applied to that automobile principally operated by the insured, applicant, or other operator currently resident in the same household who generated the surcharge. (Added 1975, No. 75.)