The view of AA Insurance is that the simple step of taking a motorbike awareness course can help cut motorcycle insurance premiums as well as making them safer road users.
A spokesman from AA Insurance pointed out that motorbikes are a more risky form of transport than any other, primarily because of the chances of the rider being injured when involved in any sort of accident. He added that, if bikers take the correct precautions then they can greatly reduce the chances of being involved in an accident.
On the subject of the motorcycle awareness course the AA Insurance representative went on to say that having an awareness and a sense of caution when on a bike is a good thing. It helps riders focus on issues that may arise and can help avoid accidents that would otherwise happen.
It has been suggested that swapping from a car to a motorbike will make sense financially, something that is on the minds of many people at the moment.
The PR man from AA Insurance commented that many people are switching to smaller vehicles already, driven by both financial and environmental motives. Taking the step to a motorcycle helps in both these areas even more than a smaller car. He noted that they are easy to park, economical to run and also cheaper to insure.
There are currently just over 1.2 million motorbikes registered in the UK, though perhaps that figure is going to rise based on what the man from AA Insurance has to say.
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A new commercial insurance product has been introduced by Hiscox Insurance designed especially for top quality venue owners.
The new Hiscox policy will be sold exclusively through brokers and will target places such as art galleries, museums, theatres and so on. Protection will include buildings and contents insurance, public liability, employer liability and also risks from the internet and email. Extras can also be added as needed, for situations such as doctors surgeries where malpractice cover may be required.
A spokesman from Hiscox was pleased to be able to offer this new product and felt that the specialised nature of the policy would lead to it being adopted by the places that need it, the value of the cover being clear to see.
