Motorcycle Insurance in the United Kingdom can be purchased from a variety of sources including direct insurers and brokers. The covers available are similar to those found under private car insurance. To insure a motorcycle or moped you must make sure that you hold the correct licence and information about compulsory basic training. Third Party Insurance Cover provides the basic insurance cover for claims made by a third party in respect of personal injury and damage to property .It also covers the passenger liability cover for pillion passengers, it is usually the most basic of the three types of policy available……

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All of us would like to obtain cheaper car insurance, but is there anything we can do to help to reduce our premiums. Below we provide some suggestions which may help you to obtain a cheaper motor insurance quotation. The most important thing to remember, is to never mislead an insurer but giving inaccurate information, this may result in a cheaper premium but in the event of an insurance claim, you may find yourself with no cover…..

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None of us wants to be a victim of vehicle crime. Of course most of us will have a motor insurance policy that will cover Theft Insurance but in practice small claims are not worthwhile making It is not usual for insurers to give Courtesy cars following Thefts. which can also lead to a lot of inconvenience. Don’t forget, unless you have a “Protected Policy”, you will also suffer a reduction in no claims bonus if you make a claim…..

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Even the most comprehensive of motor insurance policies won’t cover all eventualities and that is where legal expenses insurance can prove useful. Your motor policy will usually have an excess and if you are involved in an accident, it is common practice to claim from your own policy in the first instance, usually as it is the quickest thing to do…….

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There are at the present moment, three basic types of private car insurance policy in the United Kingdom; Third Party Only, Third Party Fire & Theft or Comprehensive. When you purchase your insurance, you will initially be given a document called a cover note, this usually lasts for 30 days as is issued to prove that you have adequate insurance protection in force. Eventually, you will be given a certificate of motor insurance which will last for a period of 12 months. Don’t be alarmed though if the start date and fish date are not the same, some insurers start the certificate from the date their computer system actually issue it. The certificate of insurance is required to prove that you have insurance and you will be required to produce it to the police if requested and to obtain Road Tax…

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