Buckle up for a deep dive into your motor insurance policy! In this video, we’ll explore the inclusions and exclusions of different types of motor insurance plans available in India.
First, we’ll talk about the Own Damage policy. This policy covers damage or loss to your vehicle from events like fire, theft, accidents, natural disasters, and malicious acts. However, it excludes normal wear and tear, mechanical breakdowns, and accidents caused by driving under the influence.
Next, you will learn about Third-Party insurance. This coverage protects you against legal liabilities for third-party injuries, property damage, or accidents involving your vehicle. However, it does not cover situations where the vehicle is used for commercial purposes or causes damage to your own property.
We’ll also discuss the Personal Accident cover for the owner-driver. It provides compensation for injuries or death resulting from an accident involving your vehicle. But remember that you must have a valid driver’s licence at the time of the incident.
Finally, you will go over some general exclusions that apply across all types of motor insurance. These include losses outside the policy's geographical scope, contractual liabilities, or damages due to war or nuclear events.
Stay informed about your motor insurance to ensure you're well-protected and avoid unnecessary claim rejections.
Own Damage policies could provide financial coverage for risks like fire, theft, and natural disasters
Third-Party insurance could cover legal liabilities for injuries or damage to others, but not if you're using your car for commercial purposes
Personal Accident cover for owners and drivers could provide compensation for injury or demise, if specific conditions are met
Damage to tires and tubes is only partially covered, and only if the vehicle is also damaged at the same time
Third-party insurance doesn't cover injuries to your employees or damage to your own property
Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs could lead to claim denials across all types of motor insurance
General exceptions apply to all policies, such as geographical limitations, damage caused by war or nuclear weapons, etc.