So only those who can contribute insight please, say something.
Now, I myself am walking/public transport everywhere. Not too long ago though, my mother decided she has to learn how to drive and she did buying first a cheap Reno, then a Toyota. She is naturally not the best driver being still inexperienced and all. Today is her first journey abroad with the car though, going to Greece. Now it has obviously all the necessary car insurances and all and of course, I hope she has no problems. Still I need to ask has anyone had any experience with the behaviour of insurance companies with accidents that happen abroad? Either personal or someone else's story?
Thanks in advance.
I have no stories but I'm sure your mother will be fine. I know over here we're covered in the entire UK by our insurance but I'm not sure how it would work on a European level. You would think it would be fine but I'm not sure. She should ask somebody with her company before she goes.
ReplyDeleteOh the insurance covers her. But insurance companies have some bad habits and an accident abroad(which would involve foreign police too) might be more problematic...After all, they'd do everything in their power NOT to pay you.
ReplyDeleteMy only advice is pray for her. =)
ReplyDeleteI have absolutely no knowledge on car insurance, so can't help with this. Though I have a driver's license... had it for 2 years now. But driving is too stressful for me and I never really wanted to get my own car.
ReplyDeleteI imagine it would be ok
ReplyDeleteThey will try to spend as little money as possible if anything happens. I am sure she will be fine as long as she pays attention.
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