Is Commercial Insurance Still Valid After Compulsory Traffic Insurance Expires?
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After the compulsory traffic insurance expires, commercial insurance will cover under the following specific circumstances. For the other party's losses within the compensation scope of compulsory traffic insurance, the insurance company will not compensate due to the expiration of compulsory traffic insurance. For the other party's losses exceeding the compensation scope of compulsory traffic insurance, after deducting the compulsory traffic insurance compensation amount, the relevant commercial insurance coverage will compensate. For your own losses, they will first be compensated by the other party's compulsory traffic insurance (no-fault compensation), and the excess will be covered by your own relevant commercial insurance coverage. Compulsory traffic insurance compensation procedure: If the compulsory traffic insurance claim involves third-party casualties or property damage in a road traffic accident, the policyholder should first contact the 120 emergency number (in case of personal injury), call the 122 traffic police number, and report the case to the insurance company's customer service hotline. Cooperate with the insurance company in on-site investigation, and may request the insurance company to pay or advance the rescue fees based on the situation. The insurance company should, within 1 day of receiving the compensation claim, provide a written notice of the required proofs and materials related to the compensation. Within 5 days of receiving the proofs and materials, the insurance company should determine whether it falls under the insurance liability and notify the policyholder of the result. For cases not covered by the insurance liability, a written explanation should be provided. For cases covered by the insurance liability, the insurance company should compensate within 10 days after reaching a compensation agreement with the policyholder.