Why Car Insurance is Mandatory in India?

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Why Car Insurance is Mandatory in India?

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Title: Why Car Insurance is Mandatory in India?


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Why is Car Insurance Mandatory in India?
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What is Car Insurance?
  • A car insurance is a contract between you and
    your insurance company that helps in protecting
    your vehicle from unforeseen risks. This policy
    covers the policyholder against financial losses
    occurring due to theft, third party, accident and
    damages.
  • To ensure protection against any financial
    liabilities arising due to any damages caused by
    you to a third party or your vehicle, having a
    car insurance becomes imperative.

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Types of Car Insurance in India
  • Third party liability cover
  • Comprehensive Car Insurance
  • This cover is mandatory as per Indian Law. It
    secures you against any third party damages
    caused due to your vehicle.
  • It covers Third party bodily injury or death and
    Third party property damage
  • This type of car insurance is not mandatory as
    per the law.
  • This type of car insurance policy insures you and
    your vehicle in case of any damages due to
    man-made and natural calamities.
  • Along with this, a car insurance policy also
    covers third party liability and also provides a
    personal accidental cover for the owner

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Reasons Why Car Insurance is Mandatory in India
  • Car Insurance pays for your damages
  • You dont have to pay the repair costs from your
    own pocket.
  • Having a third party covers third party and
    property liability.
  • While, having a comprehensive cover provides
    coverage for your car and third party expenses.

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  • 2. Reduces your liability
  • Having a third party cover is mandatory in India
    as it covers you against all the repair costs and
    legal costs of an accident caused by you to a
    third party or property.

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  • 3. Vehicle Insurance is mandated by the Motor
    Vehicles Act
  • As the chances of an accident are high while
    driving/riding on Indian roads, the Motor
    Vehicles Act 1988 makes Car Insurance mandatory.
  • The act mandates third party liability to make
    sure that the damages caused to third party or
    third party property are covered.
  • Also, its always advisable to opt for a
    comprehensive cover as it covers damages caused
    to your car and also third party liability.

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  • 4. Saves you from hospitalisation expenses
  • Having a car insurance policy is beneficial as it
    covers costs for the treatment of any injury
    caused due to an accident while riding the
    car/bike.

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  • 5. Helps you stay stress free
  • You can ride stress free without worrying about
    the financial costs involved in covering damages
    caused by you or to your car.

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  • 6. Costs less when purchased online
  • Due to less operating costs, car insurance
    policies are available online at a much cheaper
    rate. Insurance brokers offer you good discount
    on purchase of car insurance policy online.

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What Happens If You Drive Without an Insurance
Policy?
  • In India, driving without a valid car insurance
    policy will attract the following penalties
  • Your driving license shall be suspended.
  • You cars registration too is suspended.
  • You have to pay fine of Rs. 1000 and can be
    imprisoned for 3 months.
  • Recommended Read What Makes Car Insurance
    Lawfully Mandatory in India?

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