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> What steps to take in the event of a traffic accident?

1. Stay calm.
Check whether others are in need of assistance. If any of the parties are injured, please call the police and do not move the vehicle. If nobody is injured, stay calm and move your vehicle to the side of the road or somewhere safe.

2. Exchange the following details with the parties involved, regardless of which party is at fault:

Their name(s) and NRIC/FIN Number(s).
Their address and contact number.
Their vehicle registration number and name of their Insurance Company.
Their company name if the vehicle is a company owned vehicle.
Take photographs of the position and damages of the vehicles.

Do not admit liability, sign any promissory notes agreeing to pay for damages, or allow a towing service to remove your vehicle.

3. Report to any one of our authorised Accident Reporting Centres with your vehicle within 24 hours or on the next working day. File an accident report regardless of whether your car is damaged or if you intend to claim on your own policy. Please take note that this is compulsory regardless of whether there is any damage to your vehicle or if you are making a claim under your own policy.

> What factors should I take into account when selecting a provider for motor insurance?

Coverage Types:
Understand the different types of coverage available (comprehensive , third party only and third party fire and theft). Evaluate which types are essential for your situation.

Policy Limits:
Determine the coverage limits for each type of insurance. Consider your assets and potential liabilities to decide on appropriate coverage limits for property damage and bodily injury.

Excess applicable:
Choose deductibles that align with your budget. Including unnamed drivers (including young and inexperienced) excess.

No Claim Discounts:
There are NCD on safe driving records. Take advantage of these to reduce your premium.

list of approved repair workshop:
Please refer to the full list of authorised workshop by respective insurer.

Policy Exclusions:
Understand the exclusions and limitations of the policy. Some policies may not cover certain situations, such as intentional damage or racing activities. Be aware of any restrictions that may apply.

Additional Coverage Options:
Explore additional coverage options, such as repair at any workshop, NCD protector assistance, personal accident and medical expenses.

> Is motor insurance mandatory in singapore ?

Yes, motor insurance is mandatory in Singapore. The Motor Vehicles (Third-Party Risks and Compensation) Act requires all motor vehicles to be insured against third-party liability. This means that all vehicle owners must have at least third-party insurance coverage, which provides protection against claims from third parties for bodily injury or death, as well as damage to property.

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