In what type of event does Part B provide coverage for funeral costs?

Part B typically refers to bodily injury liability coverage in an insurance policy. This coverage extends to costs associated with funeral expenses that result from an auto accident. In the context of insurance, if an individual is involved in an auto accident and succumbs to their injuries, the coverage provided under Part B can help cover funeral costs incurred due to that accident. This aligns with the coverage's intent to address medical expenses and related costs arising from injuries sustained in accidents involving vehicles.

The other scenarios, such as injuries from pedestrian accidents, medical expenses related to vehicle theft, and damage to personal property in the vehicle, do not directly correlate with the coverage for funeral costs under Part B of an auto insurance policy. These situations fall under different sections of an insurance policy that handle various aspects like liability, theft, or property damage, but they do not specifically address the provision for funeral costs as caused by an accident.