What does Additional Damage refer to?

What does Additional Damage refer to?

• A. Damage to glass is included in Additional Damage.
• B. Any damage to anything attached to the vehicle besides glass.
• C. Damage to road signs.
• D. Mechanical failure not related to the vehicle.

Answer: (B)

Additional Damage refers to any damage to parts that are attached to the vehicle, excluding the glass itself. So if something on the car body or mounted components around the windshield—like the windshield frame, wiper area, mirrors, trim, sensors, or other attached parts—gets damaged, that is considered Additional Damage. It does not include damage to road signs or mechanical failures that aren’t part of the vehicle, and the glass itself isn’t counted in Additional Damage.

Additional Damage refers to any damage to parts that are attached to the vehicle, excluding the glass itself. So if something on the car body or mounted components around the windshield—like the windshield frame, wiper area, mirrors, trim, sensors, or other attached parts—gets damaged, that is considered Additional Damage. It does not include damage to road signs or mechanical failures that aren’t part of the vehicle, and the glass itself isn’t counted in Additional Damage.