Analyzing a Rental Car Insurance Contract
A car rental company offers an optional insurance policy that covers all damages to the vehicle. A customer who purchases this policy decides to drive the car on poorly maintained gravel roads and parks it in high-crime areas overnight, behaviors they would avoid with their own uninsured car. The rental company cannot track the customer's driving routes or parking locations in real-time. Based on this scenario, explain why the insurance agreement between the rental company and the customer is inherently 'incomplete'.
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