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Partial comprehensive insurance has a narrower scope of coverage than full comprehensive vehicle insurance. This insurance is suitable for owners of cars and tractors that are driven infrequently in urban areas and are at lower risk of collisions, although risks such as fire and rollover damage are still present.
Insurance can be complicated. To make things easier to understand, we have compiled all the key information about the insurance in an information document that can be viewed with the terms and conditions.
Damage caused by fire, lightning, and resulting fire or explosions.
Damage due to theft and vandalism caused by theft.
Damage if the vehicle overturns and/or falls.
Broken windows.
Damage to electrical equipment caused by a short circuit.
Damage from fire if the fire is caused by a collision.
Damage from overturning and/or falling if it results from a collision, or occurs during racing or test driving.
Damage to special equipment, such as cranes on trucks.
Damage not considered fire damage, e.g., burn marks on upholstery.
Damage when the driver, due to prior consumption of alcohol, stimulating, or sedative drugs, is deemed unfit to operate the vehicle safely.
Damage occurring when the vehicle is driven by someone who does not hold a valid driver’s license for it.
Damage to wheels and tires caused by overturning or falling, as well as theft of individual vehicle parts and damage resulting from such theft.
Window damage that is not classified as breakage, e.g., chipping or scratching of glass.
It is important to have the right insurance for your business, whether it concerns your employees, operations, or equipment.
We work closely with our business clients to ensure that their insurance reflects the needs of their operations at all times.