What is the maximum amount that can be awarded for third party personal injury under the Uninsured Drivers Agreement?

The maximum amount that can be awarded for third party personal injury under the Uninsured Drivers Agreement is unlimited. This means that there is no cap on the compensation that can be claimed for personal injury resulting from an accident with an uninsured driver. The purpose of this provision is to ensure that victims of accidents involving uninsured drivers can receive adequate financial support for injuries suffered, which could include extensive medical bills, loss of earnings, and long-term care costs.

In contrast, limits typically associated with compensation may apply in other contexts within motor insurance policies, but the aim of the Uninsured Drivers Agreement is to provide full coverage for personal injury claims, safeguarding the rights of individuals who would otherwise suffer financial loss and adversity due to another driver's lack of insurance.