If you own an automobile, even if it was not involved in the accident, you will apply to your own insurer for accident benefits. If you do not have your own insurance policy, you will apply to your spouse’s insurance company or to the insurance company of the person you are dependent on. If neither of these situations apply to you, you should apply to the insurance company of the car in which you were an occupant at the time of the collision, or, if you were a pedestrian, the insurer of the car that hit you. If you were an occupant of an uninsured vehicle or if you were a pedestrian struck by an uninsured vehicle, you should apply to the insurance company of any other vehicle involved in the collision. If you believe that there is no insurance company related to any person or any vehicle involved in the collision, you must apply to the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund to receive your accident benefits. (59)