NYS Independent Auto Damage And Theft Appraisal Adjuster (17-71) Practice Exam

In the POI numbering system, the 'right t-bone' would be indicated by which number?

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Explanation:

The main idea is how a POI (Point of Impact) chart labels where a hit occurred on the vehicle. A right t-bone is a side impact hitting the right side of the car, typically the door area along the mid-body. On the standard POI chart, the location that represents the right side of the vehicle—specifically the mid-right area where a side impact would land—is the one used for a right-side T-bone. That’s why the right t-bone is indicated by that particular POI position. The other positions on the chart correspond to impacts in other areas (like front, rear, or the opposite side), which is why they don’t apply to a right-side T-bone.

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