Showing posts with label All drivers insurance. Show all posts
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Mar 11, 2012

All drivers insurance- most reliable trucks

All drivers insurance- most reliable trucks

Motor Insurance – Customer Service And Policy Assets

As you are spending your precious money on your auto insurance at the end of the end of every month, you will undoubtedly want to be getting the kind of cover that you really need. You have to make certain that you have all the hidden details taken care of. There are two very important aspects to your insurance policy, and these are your policy assets and the customer assistance.
When you have to claim on your policy, policy assets are the extra bits and bobs that you will need and which will help you immensely during that stressful time. The most important thing that you can do initially is to ensure that your policy contains all the little extras you would need in the case of an automobile related emergency. The most valuable question you can pose is what is your insurance company going to do if you are suddenly left without a vehicle?

When your car is being repaired, or you are awaiting the payout so that you can have your car replaced, how are you going to get from A to B? Will your insurance company pay for your use of a rental motor vehicle? Furthermore, what happens if you lock your keys in the car? Will your insurance company send out a locksmith, at their cost on your policy, to help you in that situation? The same goes for roadside assistance should you break down. The list goes on, but these are important questions you should be considering and asking.

Upon your trawl through all the insurance quotes, and your indecision at which company you choose, you need to think about what sort of customer service you will be getting from the companies you approach. You will want to sign up with a company that excels in customer service and assistance. The first step towards finding this out is asking around. Some people may have their own personal experiences with the insurance companies you have in mind.

Take their opinions into account, but remember, it is just an opinion.

At the end of the day, ultimately, it is your own choice to make. Whilst you are speaking to the insurance company that you like, take note of how they handle your queries, and how promptly you feel your queries are dealt with. This will give you a good idea of what to expect in the future. Its nice to know that you will have efficient, respectful people to work with in the claim process whilst you are dealing with the trauma of a motor vehicle accident.

Anyone who lives in hurricane, earthquake or tornado country knows about the damage that acts of God can take. Yet, few people consider this damage when they take out car insurance policies. Even if you have faith in God, keep in mind that God gave us the gift of forward thinking so we could take actions to protect ourselves against dangers!

Mar 2, 2012

All drivers insurance

How to avoid damage

■ Take extra care on secondary roads and when the road is wet, which might conceal water-filled potholes. Debris such as grit and stones on the road surface may indicate the presence of a pothole.

■ If you see a pothole, make a note of where it is, its approximate size and depth, take a picture with your mobile phone if safe to do so. Then report it to the relevant highway authority (usually county or local council). Drivers cannot claim for damage to their cars caused by a pothole unless the authority has been made aware of it.

■ If you hit a pothole stop as soon as possible in a safe place for a visual check of your car, especially tyres and wheels, and get them checked by a professional if you are concerned – keep the receipt to support any insurance claim.
Insurance

The cost of car insurance is rocketing. According to price comparison site Confused.com, the cost of premiums rose by 38.2% in 2010, taking the average premium to £695 – meaning drivers are now paying nearly £200 more than they were at the beginning of 2010. The biggest rises came in the 51-55 age bracket, with parents adding children to their policies as named drivers accounting for the bulk of that increase – no surprise as desperate parents seek to reduce the insurance costs for their cash-poor offspring.

Many parents have resorted to "fronting" to escape the spiralling costs of insurance for younger drivers. Fronting is, according to the Association of British Insurers, the number one temptation for those trying to get cheaper car insurance. Parents insure a vehicle in their name as the main driver, with their son or daughter listed as an occasional driver when in fact they are the main user.

More than half of motorists questioned by the ABI in January said they would not rule out doing this, despite the fact it is fraud and could invalidate their insurance and lead to a criminal conviction.

The European courts are expected to rule shortly on whether gender can be used for underwriting insurance policies, including car cover. If they ban the use of gender, it is expected to push up the cost of insurance for women drivers.
Answer
insurance on the vehicle The kind of Insurance you are speaking of is a Named non-owners policy. If you are driving someones car that you borrow it needs to have insurance too. It is illegal to drive a car without insurance (for that car) The driver and owner could get a ticket for the vehicle not being insured.