Illinois Laws & Coverage
Insurance Basics
Crash Scene Checklist
Dos and Don'ts
State Farm & Teen Savings
100

This required insurance covers damage or injuries you cause to other people when an accident is your fault.

Liability Insurance

100

The fixed amount you must pay out-of-pocket for repairs before your insurance company pays the rest.

Deductibile

100

The very first thing you should do after stopping your vehicle in a safe location following a crash.

Check Yourself/Passengers 

100

Out of habit, people often say this phrase at an accident scene, but doing so can be used as an admission of legal fault.

"I'm Sorry" or "My Bad"

100

True or False: State Farm's Steer Clear® program costs $10 a month.

False (It's Free!)

200

Under Illinois state minimum limits (25/50/20), this is the maximum amount insurance pays for total bodily injuries in a single accident.

$50,000

200

The term for the monthly or annual bill you pay just to keep your auto insurance policy active.

Premium

200

You should move your vehicle to the shoulder or a parking lot only if this condition is met.

Car is Drivable/Location is Safe

200

The person you should call immediately after emergency services are contacted and safety is secured.

Parent/Guardian

200

State Farm's Drive Safe & Save auto insurance discount program can save you up to [this percentage] based on your driving habits.

30%

300

This coverage pays to fix your own vehicle if you get into a car accident

Collision Coverage

300

True or False: As you get older, your insurance rate gets better.

True

300

Instead of writing everything down manually, you should use your smartphone camera to quickly capture these three personal documents from the other driver.

Driver's License/Insurance Card/Vehicle Registration

300

True or False: You should agree to "handle it privately" without police or insurance if the other driver offers cash.


False

300

The maximum age limit for a young driver to qualify for State Farm's Steer Clear® safe driving discount program.

25

400

This coverage kicks in if your windshield cracks from hail, a tree branch falls on your hood, or your car is stolen.

Comprehensive Coverage

400

If your collision deductible is $500 and your repair bill is $1,800, this is the amount your insurance company will cover

$1,300

400

Adrenaline can hide pain right after a crash, which is why you should take this medical step if you feel stiff or sore hours later.

Visit a Doctor/Urgent Care

400

You should avoid posting these on social media platforms after a crash until insurance claims are settled.


Photos/Comments/Details 

400

This State Farm app-based program lets young drivers under age 25 watch safe-driving modules, log driving trips, and complete quizzes to earn a policy discount.

Steer Clear®

500

Illinois legally requires this coverage to protect your medical bills if an uninsured driver or a hit-and-run driver hits you.

Uninsured Motorist (UM) Coverage

500

Because insurance generally follows the vehicle, this person’s insurance usually pays primary if your friend borrows your car and crashes it.

Car Owner/Your Insurance

500

Besides the vehicles and driver's licenses, name two scene details you should take photos of for evidence.

Street Signs/Traffic Lights, Weather/Road Conditions, or Skid Marks

500

Within this typical timeframe, you or your parents should contact your insurance provider to report the accident.


24-48 Hours

500

The generally most cost-effective way for a high school driver to be insured in Illinois.

Being added as a named driver on a parent or guardian’s existing policy

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