How to Check Which Company Provides Your Vehicle Insurance?

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DeRobert
07/29/25 2:40pm
To check which company provides your vehicle insurance, you can use the following methods: 1. Check the insurance policy: The vehicle owner can identify the insurance company by the wording on the policy and documents obtained at the time of purchase. 2. Website inquiry: The owner can log in to the official website of the insurance company or the traffic management bureau's website, enter the license plate number and ID number as prompted, and check the information. 3. Telephone inquiry: Call the insurance company's service hotline or the traffic management office's customer service number "12123", and follow the voice prompts to enter relevant information or choose to speak with a customer service representative. 4. Counter inquiry: The vehicle owner can bring their ID to the local insurance company's business office counter for inquiry.
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McGabriel
08/13/25 7:06am
I've been driving for almost ten years, and checking which company my car insurance is with is actually quite simple. The most straightforward way is to look at the insurance sticker on the upper right corner of the front windshield, which displays the company name and policy number—both paper and electronic versions work. If you can't find it, check the glove compartment in the car, as insurance documents are usually stored there. Nowadays, the Traffic Management 12123 APP is also very convenient—just log in, click on 'Registered Vehicles,' and check the vehicle status to find the insurance information. Additionally, you can search for 'Electronic Policy Inquiry' on WeChat Mini Programs, enter your license plate number, and it will display the insurance company. Remember to save the insurance company's customer service number from the policy in your phone, so you can contact them directly in case of an accident on the road without scrambling to find the information last minute.
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OscarAnn
10/11/25 3:53am
Last time my car got scratched, I remembered to check the insurance company. These methods are reliable based on personal experience: The easiest way is to take a photo of the insurance sticker on the windshield and zoom in to see the company name; Look for the insurance contract documents in the car's storage compartment—the insurer's logo and phone number are on the first page; Search for car insurance services on Alipay and enter the license plate number to automatically link to the policy. If you purchased an electronic policy, just check your email inbox for the insurance confirmation email. By the way, after binding your license plate number to the insurance company's official account, you can check it anytime. It's recommended to sync all this information to your phone's notes, including customer service hotlines and claims procedures, which can save at least half an hour in emergencies.
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