How do I insure my moped?

What do I need to consider when insuring a moped?

There is a wide range of moped insurers. This sometimes makes it very difficult to make a choice. Nevertheless, there can be great differences between moped insurances. That is why there are a number of things you can pay attention to when insuring a moped.

1. Choose the right coverage

You cannot compare a third-party moped insurance with one insurer, with a third-party + Theft, Fire and Collision (All-risk) with another. These coverages are very different and their price will also be far apart. Therefore, think carefully in advance about which coverage you want to take out. It will be easier to compare later.

2. Don't just look at the price, but also read the policy conditions

Of course you would like to save on the costs of a moped insurance. However, if you want to insure your moped properly, it is also important to look at the policy conditions of the insurer. Then you will know exactly when you are covered and when you are not. This way, you will not be faced with unpleasant surprises.

Can I insure a delivery moped?

Insuring a delivery moped can sometimes be tricky. Many insurance companies do not want to insure a delivery moped. This is because of the bad image many delivery moped drivers have. Driving way too fast and not paying attention are two of the most common complaints. Fortunately, you can get delivery moped insurance at Alpina.nl . This is moped insurance with third-party coverage.

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Cheap moped insurance? Compare now!

At Alpina.nl , we have moped insurance for every wallet. To find the cheapest moped insurance, you must first compare the offers of insurers. This way you will find the best coverage at the lowest price. We have made comparing moped insurance very easy. You only need to fill in the moped's registration number and some personal details. Then you will get an overview of all insurance policies that meet your needs. You can easily compare by price, but also by content.

Can I insure a switchblade moped?

Switch-mopeds have been around a lot longer than mopeds. They originated as a simple bicycle with an engine attached. Today, most mopeds no longer have a manual transmission. Yet there are still shifting mopeds for sale, for those who prefer to be a little more in control and like to shift gears themselves. You can also insure your shifter moped with us. Once you enter the license plate number, we can find out what type of vehicle you have. We then base the insurance and premium on that.

Can I insure an electric moped?

Do you own an electric moped? Then you are probably looking for a good moped insurance policy. An electric moped has many advantages over a gasoline-powered moped. It makes no noise, does not smell and is often cheaper to operate than a gasoline-powered moped. However, you are required, as with a gasoline-powered moped, to have at least third-party moped insurance. Electric mopeds are fairly new and therefore look modern. This makes them attractive to thieves. You may therefore consider including theft as part of your moped insurance.

Can I insure a moped without a driving licence?

Maybe you don't have a driver's license yet, but have already bought a moped, for example because you came across a good deal. You can also get moped insurance without a license, just not with every insurer. Of course, you are not allowed to ride a m oped without a license . Using our online comparison tool, you can find out which insurers you can get moped insurance from without a license.

Moped insurance in parents' name: sensible or not?

For young people, moped insurance is a lot more expensive. Therefore, many parents consider taking out moped insurance in their name while their child is actually riding the moped. This seems like an attractive way to save on premiums, but it is not a wise solution. An insurer always asks about the regular driver of the moped. If this is a younger person, the insurer will still charge a higher premium for moped insurance. If you do not answer this question truthfully and declare yourself as a regular driver, you are committing insurance fraud. This can have major consequences for your (future) insurance policies.