True or false? A pedestrian struck by a covered auto has no insurance to pay medical expenses. This would be covered under the auto's uninsured motorist coverage.

• The statement is false.

The uninsured motorist coverage's responsibility is to compensate for the damages caused by an auto driver that's not covered. However, the injured pedestrian might not receive compensation if there are not covered under the uninsured motorists' insurance even when the motorist caused the accident. Therefore, the pedestrian must be insured for them to acquire compensation. In most nations, laws have made it mandatory for motorists to obtain automobile liability insurance to secure them against financial losses.