What is 3rd Party Insurance?
Third-party insurance offers protection against damages to the third-party by the insured vehicle. It covers physical injuries, damages to the vehicle, damage to the property, and death.
Exclusions. Third-party insurance does not provide any compensation, if: The accident was caused due to drunken driving.
How To Pay For 3rd Party Insurance In Uganda
Below is how you can pay for your 3rd party insurance in Uganda
Dial the prompts shown for AIRTEL or MTN.
Enter your Number Plate (Don’t leave any space between the numbers)
You will be shown the 3rd party amount to pay.
Enter your pin to confirm mobile payment.
Send us the 6 digit ref number sent to your phone.
Collect your sticker from any of our outlets.
How much is motor third party insurance Uganda?
Payments in this cover, according to Kaahwa are Shs5m and above. “Total agreements can go up to Shs50m in aggregate in the event that many people are injured in the accident,” he says.
Because road signs are an important aspect for drivers, we will review one each week.
What are the documents required for third party insurance in Uganda?
Copy of Police FIR. Copy of Driving License. Copy of policy document.
How do I activate third party insurance in Uganda?
Step 1- Application. The victim or the legal heir of the departed can make an application against the owner of the vehicle for third-party liability compensation.
Step 2- Lodge an FIR.
Step 3- Approach the Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal.
Step 4- Get the Cover Amount.
What are the features of 3rd party insurance?
Third-party insurance offers a basic level of protection to all policyholders.
It is also referred to as liability-only or act-only policy
It offers protection against the legal liability to a third party that may arise due to policyholder’s involvement in the accident. It compensates for the personal injury, loss of life, and property damage to the third-party
A significant feature of this type of policy is that it has an affordable premium
Third-party insurance does not offer protection to the insured car itself