Which BAP supplementary payment specifies bail bonds up to $2,000?

• A. Bail bonds - up to $2,000
• B. Post judgement interest
• C. Court costs taxed against the insured
• D. Cost of bonds for release of attachments made against the insured

Answer: (A)

In a Business Auto Policy, supplementary payments are extra amounts the insurer covers beyond the liability limit to help with defense costs and related expenses. One of these items is bail bonds to secure the insured’s release, paid up to a limit of $2,000. This means if a covered claim leads to an arrest, the insurer will pay the bail bond premium up to $2,000, and this payment is outside the policy’s limit of liability.

The other options refer to different supplementary payments: post-judgment interest is covered as a separate expense once a judgment is entered, court costs taxed against the insured are another distinct category, and the cost of bonds for release of attachments made against the insured is a different bond-related cost with its own rules. The question specifically identifies bail bonds up to $2,000, making that choice the correct one.