A state requires a minimum auto liability limit of 15/30/5. What is the required coverage for bodily injury to all people in the other car during an accident?

The required coverage for bodily injury to all people in the other car during an accident is represented by the second number in the 15/30/5 liability limit notation. In this format, the first number (15) indicates the maximum amount payable for bodily injury per person, the second number (30) is the total maximum amount payable for bodily injury per accident, and the last number (5) pertains to property damage.

In this case, the 30 in the notation signifies that in the event of a single accident, the insurance company would pay up to $30,000 for bodily injury claims for all individuals injured in the other car combined. This means that if multiple occupants are hurt in an accident involving the insured, the total payout for their injuries cannot exceed this $30,000 limit.