Insurance
Coverage that helps pay for eligible healthcare expenses.
Health Insurance
Immediate basic care given to someone who is injured or suddenly becomes ill.
First Aide
Official registration of a vehicle with the appropriate government agency.
Vehicle Registration
Regular servicing intended to prevent breakdowns and extend the life of equipment or a vehicle.
Preventative Maintenance
Healthcare intended to prevent illness or detect problems early.
Preventative Care
The amount paid to keep an insurance policy active.
Premium
A person who can be contacted if an emergency occurs.
Emergency Contact
Official permission to operate a motor vehicle.
Driver’s License
Help with vehicle problems, such as a flat tire, dead battery, or breakdown.
Roadside Assistance
Legal responsibility for an action, injury, or damage.
Liability
The amount you generally pay for covered services before insurance begins paying according to the plan's terms.
Deductible
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, an emergency procedure used when someone is unresponsive and not breathing normally.
CPR
Insurance that provides specified financial protection related to a vehicle.
Auto Insurance
The decrease in an item's value over time.
Depreciation
What car feature, designed to protect passengers during a crash, was invented by Volvo in 1959 and shared with the world for free?
The three point seatbelt.
A fixed amount you pay for a covered healthcare service.
Copayment
Planning and gathering supplies to help respond to emergencies.
Emergency Preparedness
Insurance coverage that may pay for covered injuries or damage you cause to others.
Liability Insurance
Money borrowed with an agreement to repay it, often with interest.
Loan
What safety feature, designed to rapidly inflate during a collision to cushion passengers, was first offered in commercial production vehicles by General Motors in the 1970s?
The airbag.
An instruction from an authorized healthcare professional for a medication or treatment.
Prescription
Something that could cause injury, illness, or damage.
Hazard
How effectively a vehicle uses fuel to travel a certain distance.
Fuel Efficiency
What structural areas at the front and rear of a car are specifically engineered to deform and crumple during a crash to absorb the impact energy before it reaches the passengers?
Crumble zones
What braking technology, which prevents a vehicle's wheels from locking up during hard braking so the driver can maintain steering control, became standard on modern cars?
Anti-lock braking system (ABS)