Do the Math 10-3 Coverage on a One-Vehicle Accident Bill Converse of Rexburg, Idaho, recently had his truck slide off a gravel road and strike a tree. Bill's vehicle suffered $17,100 in damage. The truck has a book value of $45,000. Bill carried collision insurance with a $300 deductible. How much will Bill be reimbursed by his policy? Round your answer to the nearest dollar. S Table 10-3 Summary of Automobile Insurance Coverages ction Type of Coverage LIABILITY INSURANCE (1) Bodily injury liability Recommended Limits At least legally required minimums or $250,000/5500,000 whichever is greater At least legally required minimum of 5100.000 whichever is greater (2) Property damage liability MEDICAL PAYMENTS People Covered Property Covered Relatives living in insured's Not applicable household driving an owned or nonowned automobile Relatives living in insured's Automobiles and other household driving an property damaged by owned or nonowned insured driver while automobile driving Passengers in insured Not applicable automobile or nonowned automobile driven by insured family member Anyone driving insured Not applicable car with permission and insured family members driving nonowned automobiles with permission 550,000 or higher UNINSURED AND UNDERINSURED $50,000/5100,000 or higher, if available PHYSICAL DAMAGE (1) Collision (2) Comprehensive Anyone driving insured car insured automobile Actual cash value less with permission deductible Not applicable Insured automobile and its Actual cash value less attached contents deductible