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Purchasing the bike of your dreams is only the beginning; you also need to safeguard it from the various risks and dangers to which it is exposed, just as you would your family and those close to you. According to the Indian Motor Act, bike owners must also have a third-party insurance policy. The bike's registration number is automatically linked to the insurance policy when it is purchased.
However, buying bike insurance coverage does not absolve you of duty because you still need to regularly and on time renew the policy in order to continue to preserve and defend your bike. For this, you must be well informed of the expiration date of your bike insurance policy; otherwise, if the premium is not paid on time, the policy will be null and void, and you will be unable to use any of its features and benefits. You most definitely do not want that. It is crucial to be aware of the policy's expiration date as a result.
For a variety of reasons, you need to be aware of when your bike insurance coverage expires. The ones listed below are the most significant ones.
The Insurance Information Bureau (IIB) maintains all the information regarding insurance plans on its website. By using the procedures listed below, you may quickly view the expiration date of your policy by going to the company's website.
All of your insurance policies' documentation is kept on file by your insurance provider. You can examine the information by logging into the official website of your insurance provider. Depending on the insurance, the process for logging in and reviewing the information may be different. To examine the expiration date of your bike insurance plan, you often need to provide the policy number or the registration number of your bike. Additionally, the expiration date of the coverage is stated in your policy document.
You can also check your two-wheeler insurance expiry date through the website of Government of India's Ministry of Road Transport and Highways. They maintain a database of every bike or automobile insurance policy on its VAHAN website. So, using this website and the instructions below, you may quickly determine when your bike insurance coverage expires.
Every vehicle operating on the nation's roads must have a special identification number, which is assigned by the RTO of a district in one of India's states.
Every newly purchased bike must have one of these registration numbers, which are required by law. The registration number of a two-wheeler also helps in locating information about its insurance.
Since a vehicle's registration number is inscribed onto its licence plate, it is technically impossible to misplace one.
In other words, as long as the bike may be lawfully ridden, you can easily check its registration information. Consequently, it won't be too tough to check your insurance status.
Yes, if you've misplaced them, you can submit an FIR at the local police station to get a new policy paper issued.
However, these days it is much simpler to guarantee that the policy information is safe and you reduce the chances of misplacing them due to the online method for issuing insurance policies.