What is Two-Wheeler Insurance?

According to Section 146 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, it is mandatory to get a Third-Party (TP) two-wheeler insurance cover. Comprehensive Insurance provides coverage for Own Damage and Third-Party damages due to unforeseen disasters

Renew your policy before the expiry of the existing policy. Renewing on time keeps your vehicle protected against risk without any break-ins. You can also benefit from a No Claim Bonus (NCB) for claim-free years on your Own Damage premium

To reimburse personal accident hospital expenses, you must take Compulsory Personal Accident (CPA) cover. One can buy CPA coverage along with the standard insurance policy for additional cost

If your bike insurance policy expires, you will no longer be protected against any damages, losses, or liabilities that may arise due to accidents, theft, or other unforeseen events. In case of an accident or damage to your bike during the period of non-coverage, you will have to bear the repair costs and any other liabilities that may arise.

In September 2018, the Supreme Court ordered IRDAI to mandate 5-year insurance coverage for all new two-wheelers. The objective is to ensure maximum two-wheeler insurance coverage and to reduce the number of lapsed, expired, and uninsured vehicles. It is important to note that TP bike insurance coverage is only required for 5 years.

A bike insurance policy keeps an individual from incurring unforeseen expenses in the event of an accident or theft. When an accident occurs, a third-party bike insurance policy helps pay for the damages to the other vehicle involved in the accident (the third party).

There are no restrictions on the number of claims you can submit in a year. It is important to remember that raising a claim once will affect the No Claim Bonus (NCB), and multiple claims within the same policy year will increase the premiums.

There are several ways to save money on two-wheeler insurance. The first step is to compare insurance policies from different insurers and choose the one with the most coverage at the lowest premium. Another advantage is that long-term policies are affordable. The premium amount can also be reduced by installing anti-theft devices.

Yes. Under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, you must have a third-party bike insurance before riding a two-wheeler

Insurance policies for bikes cost between Rs 1,001 and Rs 5,000 on average in India.

Grace period is a 30-day extension given to policyholders after their policies expire. Some insurers even offer longer periods so that you can renew your two-wheeler insurance without any stress.

Add-on coverage is an option for extending coverage of a standard two-wheeler insurance policy against the payment of an additional premium. It is possible to purchase these add-ons with comprehensive bike insurance plans and standalone own-damage bike insurance plans.