Which of the following are eligible for coverage under the Personal Auto Policy?

A half-ton pickup used by a farmer is eligible for coverage under the Personal Auto Policy (PAP) because personal auto policies are designed to cover private passenger vehicles, which include most types of personal vehicles, provided they are not primarily used for commercial purposes. The policy typically covers vehicles like cars, SUVs, and light trucks that are used for personal, family, or household purposes.

In this case, since the pickup truck's usage can be classified as personal (even if the owner is a farmer), it still meets the eligibility criteria and can be covered. The important aspect is that the vehicle must not be primarily used for business or commercial purposes; the farmer's use of the truck likely aligns with personal automotive coverage, making it eligible for a personal auto policy.

Other vehicles mentioned, such as motorcycles, commercial trucks, and aircraft, do not typically fall under the personal auto policy's coverage. Motorcycles often require a separate motorcycle insurance policy; commercial trucks are covered under commercial auto insurance; and aircraft requires specialized aviation insurance, reflecting the specific risks associated with each type of vehicle and use.