Plaintiff appeals a summary judgment dismissing her action against defendant for breach of an automobile insurance contract. We affirm.

Plaintiff was injured when the car she was driving collided with one driven by Peterson. Peterson was at fault. Plaintiff obtained a judgment against Peterson for $25,000. Because there were multiple claimants, plaintiff received only $17,500 of the $50,000 per accident limit on Peterson’s liability insurance. Peterson paid plaintiff $2,500 in partial satisfaction of the judgment. Plaintiff then sued defendant, her own insurance carrier, for $7,500 in damages, or, alternatively, for an order compelling defendant to arbitrate and to pay her attorney fees pursuant to ORS 742.061. The court granted defendant’s motion for summary judgment, and plaintiff appeals.

The sole issue is whether former ORS 743.789(2) (renumbered ORS 742.502(2)), 1 requires defendant to pay “underinsurance coverage” on plaintiffs claim. It does not. Under the statute, defendant is required to provide underinsurance coverage only if plaintiffs coverage exceeded Peterson’s liability coverage at the time of the accident. Plaintiff acknowledges that her coverage limits were identical to Peterson’s.

Affirmed.