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Helpful Tips for Choosing the Right Two Wheeler Insurance Policy


Driving a two-wheeler is one of the most freeing sensations in a person's daily routine. The excitement of driving a vehicle that responds to even the slightest of motions and squeezes into the tiniest of parking spaces is simply unmatched. Because of their low cost, ease of manoeuvrability, low maintenance requirements, and ability to escape traffic jams, scooters in India are a popular choice for drivers of all ages. If you're looking for a bike that can handle anything from concrete roads to rocky streets and hilly terrain, this is the one for you! In a nutshell, two-wheeled vehicles are ideal companions for everyone who enjoys driving.


Ownership of a two-wheeler has become a lot more of a responsibility as the population continues to grow and the frequency of catastrophic traffic accidents rises. As a result, the Motor Vehicle Act of 1988 mandated that all vehicle owners have third-party liability insurance. But if you ask us, you should not acquire Two Wheeler Insurance just for the purpose of protecting yourself in the event of an accident. There are several advantages to having a Two Wheeler Insurance Policy, but you can only take advantage of them if you remember the following points:


Plan Type:

Owners of motorcycles can choose between two types of insurance policies:


  • It is required by law to have a liability-only coverage. Anyone who is injured or killed by a third party will be covered by this policy.

  • Included in the package policy or comprehensive plan is coverage for your personal car. However, this cover is not required to be purchased.



Understand how the 'No-Claim Bonus' impacts your policy premium:

As a result of this feature, the insurer pays you with NCB or "No Claim Bonus" each year you do not file a claim, which is incredibly useful. You'll be able to get savings on your insurance costs, ranging from 20% to 50%.


Two-Wheeler Insurance Policy premiums are influenced by a number of factors, including:

Your bike's attributes may affect the cost of your insurance. To determine your premium, cubic capacity (CC) is among the most critical elements. The premium rises as the CC rises. In addition, the city where you buy your premium has an impact.


Ownership Change:

A Two Wheeler Insurance Policy that permits you to transfer your current insurance to the new owner is highly recommended. To guarantee a smooth transfer, the transferee just has to notify their insurance company of the change and submit the relevant information.


Personal injury protection:

Protects against lost earnings, crucial damages, and medical expenditures in cases of personal harm. States with "no-fault" laws tend to benefit from provisions like this one the most.



Here are a few pointers to help you make an informed choice when it comes to Two Wheeler Insurance. As a bonus, if you know and comprehend the advantages linked to them, it will enhance your travel experience and make every voyage a joyous one.

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