Motor Trade Insurance is a type of insurance that protects your business against financial losses as a result of your vehicle being stolen or damaged.
There are four types of Motor Trade Insurance:
1. Third Party Property Damage Liability (TPPD)
This type of coverage protects you from third parties’ liability if your vehicle is damaged by another car, person, or animal. It covers all costs related to repairs and replacement for the vehicle.
2. Third Party Fire Damage Liability (TPFD)
This type of coverage protects you from third parties’ liability if your insured property is damaged by fire. It covers all costs related to repairs and replacement for the insured property.
3. Other Losses
This type of coverage provides coverage for any other loss that doesn’t fall under one of the other three categories mentioned above. This includes things like theft, vandalism and natural disasters such as floods and hurricanes.
4. Medical Payments
Medical Payments cover expenses incurred while treating injuries sustained in an accident with another vehicle or other object involved in crash causing personal injury or death..
There are four types of Motor Trade Insurance:
1. Third Party Property Damage Liability (TPPD)
This type of coverage protects you from third parties’ liability if your vehicle is damaged by another car, person, or animal. It covers all costs related to repairs and replacement for the vehicle.
2. Third Party Fire Damage Liability (TPFD)
This type of coverage protects you from third parties’ liability if your insured property is damaged by fire. It covers all costs related to repairs and replacement for the insured property.
3. Other Losses
This type of coverage provides coverage for any other loss that doesn’t fall under one of the other three categories mentioned above. This includes things like theft, vandalism and natural disasters such as floods and hurricanes.
4. Medical Payments
Medical Payments cover expenses incurred while treating injuries sustained in an accident with another vehicle or other object involved in crash causing personal injury or death..