Rental Reimbursement coverage is only available if the policy includes which type of coverage?

Rental Reimbursement coverage is designed to cover the costs of renting a vehicle while your insured vehicle is unavailable due to a covered loss. In order for Rental Reimbursement coverage to apply, it is contingent upon having Other than Collision Coverage, which includes comprehensive coverage.

Comprehensive coverage protects against risks excluding collision-related damages, such as theft, vandalism, or weather-related damages. When a vehicle is damaged in such a way that it is not drivable, having this coverage means that the rental reimbursement can kick in because the vehicle is unavailable due to a covered event that falls under the comprehensive category.

The other options are not relevant when looking specifically at the requirement for Rental Reimbursement coverage. They either pertain to different types of coverages unrelated to rental circumstances or do not inherently provide the basis for triggering the rental reimbursement benefit. Hence, having Other than Collision Coverage is crucial for this specific coverage to be activated.