Sectors

    Motor & fleets

    Transport companies and businesses with large fleets bear the cost of accidents, vehicles off the road and liability to third parties. Good accident records reduce claim costs and renewal premiums.

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    Motorbike on the road after a collision

    Typical exposures

    1. 1

      Road accidents

      Vehicle damage, injury to drivers and third parties.

    2. 2

      Third-party liability

      Claims from third parties for injury and property damage.

    3. 3

      Goods in transit

      Cargo damaged or lost when the vehicle has an incident.

    4. 4

      Downtime

      Revenue lost while vehicles are being repaired.

    Common claim pitfalls

    • No police report

      Without an official report, establishing fault and liability drags on.

    • Settling on the spot

      Admitting fault or agreeing compensation before notifying the insurer.

    • Ignoring uninsured losses

      Not recovering the deductible and lost income from the at-fault party.

    Common insurance covers

    • Compulsory motor third-party liability
    • Own damage
    • Personal accident for drivers and passengers
    • Inland goods in transit

    Illustrative cases

    Fleet · Road accident

    Recovering the uninsured part of a loss

    Situation
    A company truck was hit by another vehicle at fault. Own-damage cover paid the repair costs.
    Issue
    The company still bore the deductible and lost income while the truck was off the road, and did not know if these could be recovered.
    How we help
    We compiled the authorities' report, deductible records and lost operating income, claimed against the at-fault party and their liability insurer, coordinated with the insurer's subrogation.
    What to do beforehand
    Keep every report and cost record after an accident even when insurance pays, because the uninsured part can still be recovered.

    Illustrative scenarios drawn from common market cases, not the file of a specific client.

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