How to Check When Car Insurance Expires?
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Methods to check when car insurance expires are: 1. Look at the compulsory traffic insurance sticker on the upper right side of the car windshield; 2. Check the insurance policy, which clearly states the expiration date; 3. Call the insurance company for inquiry, transfer to customer service after connecting, and provide the owner's ID number and other information for verification, which will grant access upon approval; 4. Visit the insurance company directly to inquire, presenting personal identification to the staff; 5. Access the insurance company's website and enter the policy number to check. Motor vehicle insurance refers to a type of commercial insurance that covers liability for personal injury or property damage caused by natural disasters or accidents involving motor vehicles.
Now I check my car insurance expiration directly through mobile apps. Official apps from insurers like PICC and Ping An are particularly handy—just log in, link your vehicle, and you can view the full policy details. If that's too much hassle, following their official WeChat accounts also works—just enter your license plate and ID number. Last year, I used the official account of China Banking and Insurance Information Platform, which consolidates records from insurers nationwide. Of course, the simplest way is to check the insurance decal on your windshield—the dates are printed clearly there. If you have the paper policy in the car, the start and end dates are right on the first page. A quick reminder: renew your policy at least 30 days early to maximize discounts from insurers!
