Safeguard your car against harsh weather
Motorists are urged to be extra cautious with their cars during the bad weather.
According to reports, the recent floods in several regions seriously damaged cars and other property.
Experts anticipate more extreme weather in 2024, so there is probably more to come.
Drivers should drive more cautiously when travelling in bad weather, including hail and thunderstorms.
Ensure your vehicle is safe to drive, taking particular note of the tread on the tyres, the state of the windscreen wipers, and the status of the head and brake lights.
Car insurers have said they have processed more claims lately for related damages because of the recent storms in some parts of the country.
It can be tempting for consumers to forgo car insurance when living expenses rise. However, it is vital to remember that insurance is a crucial safety net in case of an accident or damage to your vehicle.
Motorists are advised to have comprehensive car insurance because it offers the broadest cover, including protection against theft and hijacking, damages from accidents, fire or explosion, and natural disasters.
This coverage is optional and only applies if the policyholder opts for comprehensive coverage.
• Information from MiWay
