In a situation where Norris borrows Arnold's truck and injures three people in an accident, how much will Norris's primary liability policy pay for the injuries?

In a scenario where Norris borrows Arnold's truck and causes injuries to three individuals during an accident, the primary liability policy's payout will be affected by the coverage limits established in that policy. If Norris's liability insurance has a limit of $30,000 per accident, then this amount represents the maximum payout for bodily injury per accident under his policy.

When multiple people are injured in an accident, the payment by the insurance can cover individual claims, but the total payout will not exceed the policy's limit. In this case, even if there are three injured parties, Norris's policy only allows for a total payout of up to $30,000, which would be divided among the claimants as necessary.

If the total claim amounts exceed the $30,000 limit, the insurance will not cover more than this amount, leaving any remaining liability to Norris. This makes the amount of $30,000 appropriate as it aligns with the stipulated coverage of Norris's primary liability policy.