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Third-Party Two-Wheeler Insurance
Comprehensive Two-Wheeler Insurance
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FAQs

Who can Purchase Shriram Two-Wheeler Insurance Online?

01

Any individual who is 18 years or above with a valid driving licence

02

The person must own a vehicle with an original RC to purchase Shriram Two-Wheeler Insurance online at ease

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The process is completely paperless and there is no need to upload a scanned copy of the documents to get your bike insurance

Documents Required for Two-Wheeler Insurance Claims

Registration Certificate with Fitness Certificate
Driving License
Insurance copy (Optional)
Claim Form duly filled and signed
Estimate, Bills, Payment receipt and Discharge Voucher
Signature ID proof (Insured)
Customer's bank details with a cancelled cheque for claim payment through (NEFT)
Customer's bank details with a cancelled cheque (Where the Premium is greater than 25,000/-)
FIR (If filed or required)

Others (If required by the claims team correlating with the vehicle type and severity of the accident

Documents Required for Two-Wheeler Insurance Claims

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I drive my vehicle without a bike insurance policy?

No. The Third-Party (TP) liability policy is a mandatory requirement as per Section 146 of the Indian Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. Shriram Two-Wheeler Insurance policy covers the liability of the owner of the vehicle against Third-Party damages

what documents are needed for 2 wheeler insurance?

A vehicle registration certificate, a driver's license, and an identity proof such as PAN Card, passport or Aadhar card may be required. In addition, you may need to provide proof of your address, such as a utility bill or rent agreement, as well as a passport-sized photo.

Is it mandatory to have a driver's license to be eligible for two-wheeler insurance?

Yes, it is mandatory to have a valid driver's license to be eligible for two-wheeler insurance in India. As per the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, it is illegal to ride a two-wheeler without a valid license.