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It is mandatory to insure your scooter or motorcycle in order to drive as soon as you purchase the vehicle. Unlike a car, your scooter’s previous owner’s insurance only covers you from midnight on the day of sale. What papers should be given to the insurance as a priority to take out your scooter insurance and drive with complete peace of mind?
What documents to insure a 50cc scooter?
To insure a scooter or motorcycle under 50cc, you must provide the insurance company with the following parts:
- The gray card or the motorcycle’s registration certificate (the insurance company may also require a copy of the certificate of transfer of the vehicle signed by the previous owner);
- Photocopy of driver’s license or road safety certificate (BSR) (mandatory if you were born after 31 December 1987);
- The Motorcycle Information Statement or a sworn statement confirming that this is your first policy if you are insuring a two-wheeled motorcycle for the first time;
- Photocopy of your identity card;
- A bank account statement (RIB).
What documents for the insurance of a 125cc scooter?
If you wish to take out scooter or motorcycle insurance under 125cc, the supporting documents to be provided are the same as those for a 50cc scooter. The only exception relates to BSR, which is not sufficient to secure a 125cc machine.
In short, here’s what you’ll need:
- The gray card or motorcycle registration certificate (and sometimes the vehicle transfer certificate)
- Photocopy of A1 (125cc) or A2 or A driving licence
- The Motorcycle Information Declaration or Sworn Declaration (for a first two-wheeler)
- Photocopy of identity card
- A bank account statement (RIB)
What documents to insure a scooter with a larger engine capacity?
To insure a scooter or motorcycle over 125cc, you must provide the insurance company with the same supporting documents, with the exception of the driver’s license. This time it is necessary to have an A2 or A motorcycle license, depending on the type of engine that your license authorizes you to drive.
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To find the scooter insurance that best suits your situation and needs, bring all the above documents and contact a wholesale broker like Solly Azar, and drive safely.
To summarize
To insure a scooter you will need to provide: an identity document, driver’s license or BSR, a motorcycle information statement or sworn statement, the vehicle’s registration document, a bank statement and in some cases the vehicle’s transfer certificate.