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Auto Insurance: Video and Audio Overview

9 Wisconsin CE credits · Course #62921

Auto Insurance is a 9-credit Wisconsin insurance continuing-education course from CEWisconsin, Wisconsin OCI-approved provider #20781. Auto insurance policies and provisions. This page has a free 8-minute video overview and a 25-minute audio overview to use before you enroll or while you study. CE credit comes from the course material and its test, not from watching or listening.

Watch the video overview (8 min)

Published August 13, 2025 · 8 min · MP4

Listen to the audio overview (25 min)

Published April 25, 2025 · 25 min · MP3

What the course covers

The course material provides a comprehensive, Wisconsin-specific guide to auto insurance for agents, opening with the state's compulsory liability law, the 25/50/10 minimum limits, mandatory uninsured motorist coverage, and SR-22 financial responsibility filings. It walks through the ISO Personal Auto Policy part by part (liability, medical payments, uninsured/underinsured motorist including reducing clauses, physical damage, and endorsements such as loan/lease gap coverage), then examines the Wisconsin law that shapes real claims: the direct action statute, comparative negligence's 51 percent bar, the made-whole doctrine of Rimes v. State Farm, the ban on named driver exclusions, sponsorship liability for minor drivers, and the agent's duty to advise under Nelson v. Davidson. The text explains how premiums are built from territory, class, and symbol rating factors, covers telematics and usage-based programs, and details Wisconsin claim rules including the appraisal clause, bad faith under Anderson, the timely payment statute, aftermarket (non-OEM) parts disclosure, and the customer's right to choose the repair shop. Later chapters extend to motorcycles and recreational vehicles, rideshare (TNC) coverage periods and gaps, personal umbrella policies, commercial auto (business auto coverage symbols, hired and non-owned auto, MCS-90, bobtail, and garagekeepers coverage), Wisconsin's fraudulent claims statute and staged-accident schemes, deer-crash seasonality, and emerging issues such as electric vehicle repair costs and telematics transparency.

Course facts

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9 CE Credits

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Frequently asked questions

Do the video or audio overviews earn CE credit?
No. Wisconsin CE credit for Auto Insurance comes from reading the course material and passing its proctored online test with a score of 70% or better. Retakes are free and unlimited. The video and audio are free study aids.
How long are the video and audio overviews?
The video runs about 8 minutes and the audio about 25 minutes. Both were produced from the course material with Google NotebookLM; the video was published August 13, 2025 and the audio April 25, 2025.
How do I take Auto Insurance?
Buy CE credits on the catalog page (pricing is all-inclusive: the state submission fee and retakes are included), open the course, read the material, and take the test. This course uses 9 credits.
Does this course include ethics credits?
No. All 9 credits are general credits. Wisconsin requires at least 3 ethics credits among the 24 required each two-year period, so pair it with an ethics course if you still need those; see cewisconsin.com/ethics.html.

About these previews: the video and audio overviews were produced with Google NotebookLM from the course material. They summarize; the course text and its test are the authority. Page updated September 5, 2026.

Questions about a course?

Call or text Bill at 608-219-4985 or email mailadmin@cewisconsin.com