Understand before choosing
A review centred on your circumstances.
Each motor vehicle intended for use must be insured at least for third-party liability; additional cover and fleet-management terms depend on the policy.
Map the fleet and its uses
Vehicle types, ownership or leasing, areas of use, mileage, goods carried and driver profiles are important underwriting factors.
Liability and vehicle damage
Beyond compulsory third-party liability, policies may include accidental damage, theft, fire, glass, assistance and driver protection, with fleet-specific deductibles and exclusions.
Personal vehicles used for work
Business use of an employee's personal vehicle is not necessarily covered automatically by a personal motor policy. The actual use should be checked and, where required, declared to the insurer.
Compare the whole policy.
Price only makes sense alongside cover, deductibles, limits, exclusions and conditions. We collect the relevant information and present available solutions without promising cover that is not provided by the policy terms.
Questions
The essentials.
Must every company vehicle be insured? +
Every motor vehicle intended for use must at least be covered for third-party liability.
Is an employee automatically covered when using a personal car for a business trip? +
Not always. Business use should be checked with the insurer because it may require a declaration or an extension of cover.
Useful references
Further information.
The general rules presented on this page are based on French public sources. The cover applicable to your case remains the cover stated in the proposed policy.