Limited line credit insurance in Maine. Maine excuses four of its limited lines from the examination by name and this is not one of them, so a credit applicant sits it, and the only instruction requirement attached to the line falls on the insurer.

The cover offered alongside a rental car in Maine, for a rental of no more than 60 days, nontransferable and tied to the vehicle in the agreement. The statute lists what it may include: personal accident, liability, personal effects, roadside assistance and emergency sickness, and anything else the superintendent designates. Maine asks neither a pre-licensing course nor an examination of it: 1420-H(3)(E) excuses this line by name.

Cover against loss of or damage to rented equipment in Maine, added to the lines in 2015 and the newest one here. Maine asks neither a pre-licensing course nor an examination of it: 1420-H(3)(F) excuses this line by name.

Licenses the storage operator to sell cover on what a renter puts in the unit. Its chapter was repealed and rewritten under a new number, and the license lasts 24 months from the day it issues rather than to a common renewal date.

Travel insurance in Maine, and the statute enumerates what it covers rather than leaving it to a definition elsewhere: a cancelled trip or event, lost baggage or personal effects, damage to accommodations or rental vehicles, sickness, accident, disability or death during travel, emergency evacuation, repatriation of remains, and anything else the superintendent approves. A major medical plan for a trip over six months is not travel insurance. Maine asks neither a pre-licensing course nor an examination of it: 1420-H(3)(B) excuses this line by name.