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Fall 2025 - AEI CLAIMS LAW QUIZ
DEFINING MOTOR SCOOTER FOR UIM COVERAGE PURPOSES
FACTS: Turner was riding her MacWheel Pro Electric Scooter on a city street when she was struck and injured by a car that ran a stop sign. The MacWheel Pro is a stand-up electric scooter powered by a lithium-ion battery and has a top speed of 15.6 mph. Turner settled her personal injury claim against the driver of the car that hit her, but since her claimed damages exceeded the driver’s liability limits, she sought to recover underinsured motorist (UIM) benefits from her auto insurer, Farmers Direct Property & Casualty Insurance Company. UIM benefits were available under the Farmers policy to an insured who was legally entitled to recover damages from an underinsured driver.
Is a stand-up electric scooter a “motor scooter” for purposes of the UIM exclusion in this insurance policy?
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