Ensuring two wheeler vehicles are compulsory by law in India. The Motor Vehicles Act makes it mandatory for all owners to insure their vehicles and ensure timely renewal. This applies to two-wheelers as well. Noncompliance can lead to the imposition of fines and enforcement of other legal provisions provided in the act by government agencies.
The insurance policy should cover third-party liability by default, which implies damages to third-party persons and property caused by the insured vehicle should be a part of basic coverage.
The policy cover is generally valid for a year from the start date. There are times when the insured policyholder is mulling over cancelling the cover during the policy period due to multiple reasons.
The reason can vary from discontent with the high value of premium paid to limited terms and coverage. With increased competition in the vehicle insurance market, the customer is often lured with schemes and offers, tempting him to switch over to a different insurer.
Yes, it is. The policy can be cancelled not only after expiration, but also during the policy period. Not many are aware that the cover can be dissolved during the policy period. The general assumption is the policy has to run through the entire period of one year. However, cancelling the two wheeler insurance policy comes with certain conditions. They are as follows.
The bottom line is, you will not be able to cancel the two wheeler insurance policy if you do not have an alternative insurance cover. The rule is that the vehicle should always be covered against liabilities.
The insured owner is required to provide a notice of 7 days to the insurer in writing, of their intention to cancel the policy.
*Rs.25 in case of two wheelers designed/or modified for vehicles owned by blind/handicapped/mentally challenged owners.
Tip: If you’re contemplating on switching over to another insurer for your two wheeler for a lower premium, compare the benefits and features before making a decision to ensure that no compromise is made on these aspects.
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