Are No Fault accident benefits paid for any injury which occurs when you are in an auto?

No Fault accident benefits are designed to provide coverage for injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident regardless of who is at fault. However, one of the critical considerations is whether the vehicle is in motion at the time of the accident. When the vehicle is not moving, there often may be limitations on the benefit eligibility under No Fault provisions, as these benefits typically cover incidents sustained during an active operation of the vehicle.

In situations where the automobile is stationary, without an incident occurring, or if the injury arises while the vehicle is simply parked, benefits may not be applicable. Therefore, the stipulations regarding the vehicle's motion actively shape the eligibility for these benefits, emphasizing the importance of context in determining coverage under No Fault insurance policies.