No. Compulsory insurance is liability insurance, which covers compensation for damage that the driver may cause to other people or property. Therefore, in the event of an accident, the insurance would cover liability for damage to the remaining occupants of the vehicle, but the driver would not be covered. In order to cover any bodily injury that the driver may suffer, you can take out “Driver accident” cover.

Yes, you can. The policyholder and the insured person and/or regular driver may be different people.

Yes, for saloon vehicles. Although the limit is set at Europe plus a coastal strip 200kms wide in non-European countries bordering the Mediterranean.

In terms of providing assistance to people, they must be outside the urban area of their usual place of residence.

In essence, third-party insurance only covers damage caused to injured third parties, although guarantees such as travel assistance and accidents for the driver are usually included. Fully comprehensive insurance includes optional guarantees such as own damage, fire, theft, total write-off, all pertaining to the vehicle.

We guarantee the transport of passengers to their place of destination or point of departure, depending on whether you have reached the half way point of your journey, in the event that repairs will take more than 24 hours, given the magnitude of the breakdown.

GENERALI has a wide network of premium quality garages, with exclusive services for our customers. However, as an insured party, you have free choice of garage as long as, when taking out insurance, you have not customised your cover by opting solely to use approved garages.

A courtesy car will be provided in the event of accident or theft, provided that you have taken out this option in the terms and conditions of the insurance and the damage will take more than 8 hours to repair according to the rate for your make of vehicle or if it is considered a total write-off.