If an auto policy has split limits of 30/50/25, how much will the policy pay for property damage in a single accident?

In an auto policy with split limits, the numbers represent different coverages. The first number (30) indicates the maximum amount the policy will pay for bodily injury per person, the second number (50) indicates the total maximum amount the policy will pay for all bodily injuries in a single accident, and the third number (25) represents the maximum amount the policy will pay for property damage in a single accident.

So, in the case of a split limit of 30/50/25, the policy is designed to cover up to $25,000 in property damage caused to another party in a single accident. This means that regardless of the number of claims made for property damage, the total payout for property damage will not exceed this limit. Hence, the correct answer reflects that the policy will pay a maximum of $25,000 for property damage in a single accident.