Which is NOT covered by other-than-collision coverage on an automobile policy?

The correct choice is the rollover incident, as this type of event is typically classified under collision coverage rather than other-than-collision coverage. Other-than-collision coverage, also known as comprehensive coverage, is designed to protect against damages that do not involve a collision with another vehicle or object. This includes scenarios such as theft, vandalism, and fire damage, all of which are specifically covered under this type of policy.

In contrast, a rollover incident occurs when a vehicle rolls over onto its side or roof, which is fundamentally related to a collision situation, whether it involves another vehicle or an object. Therefore, rollover damages fall under collision coverage, and the other scenarios listed are clearly outlined as being protected by other-than-collision coverage. Understanding these terms and classifications is essential for any insurance producer, as it helps in properly advising clients on their policy needs and coverage limits.