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Maybe in practice, but legally any third party liability insurance from any EU+Green Card (see https://www.cobx.org https://www.cobx.org) countries have to have
by precommunicator 4y ago
Maybe in practice, but legally any third party liability insurance from any EU+Green Card (see https://www.cobx.org https://www.cobx.org) countries have to have representative in any other country, and definitely are liable.
- gadders 4y agoYes, but I think the insurance companies have done a cost benefit analysis of spending 3 weeks on the phone vs dinging someone else for the £2k or whatever the accident cost.
- precommunicator 4y agoBut... How is that different from being dinged by someone from UK?
- gadders 4y agoI would imagine if a UK insurer calls up another UK insurer, things get resolved in an orderly fashion, especially as stuff will tend to net out over time. They can also go to a UK court to resolve if it ever came to it.
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- willyt 4y agoMost other EU countries have no-fault insurance; you don't need to establish whose fault the accident was in the EU.
- gadders 4y agoIn the UK, whether an accident was your fault or not will affect the cost of your premium when you renew your insurance.