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All of them? Bicycles belong in a category that is properly defined by the law. Riding a bicycle is explicitly covered by your personal liability insurance. 45
by hocuspocus 8y ago
All of them?
Bicycles belong in a category that is properly defined by the law. Riding a bicycle is explicitly covered by your personal liability insurance. 45 km/h e-bikes have their own special category and need license, plate, registration and specific insurance.
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- tonyedgecombe 8y agopersonal liability insurance How many people do you think have personal liability insurance in Europe?
- detaro 8y agoI'd suspect that varies a lot between countries. In Germany it's >80%, I can easily see it being quite uncommon in other places.
- hocuspocus 8y ago>90% in my country. I wouldn't be able to rent an apartment without one. But that is beyond the point. If you use a bike on public roads and want to be insured, you can. A scooter, your insurer will tell you they cannot do anything.
- tinus_hn 8y agoAlmost everyone so it is very cheap, about $3.50 a month with no deductible.
- DanBC 8y agoCycling associations in the UK offer insurance coverage.