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Insured during storm?

  • 16-10-2017 10:25am
    #1
    rizzee
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,808 ✭✭✭


    Hi,

    Many messages going around Twitter and the internet saying car insurance policies not covered during storm.

    Not sure how true or not but just said I would ask if this is true? I have TPFT.

    Thanks


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  • #2
    Guy Sajer
    Closed Accounts Posts: 167 ✭✭Guy Sajer


    rizzee wrote: »
    Hi,

    Many messages going around Twitter and the internet saying car insurance policies not covered during storm.

    Not sure how true or not but just said I would ask if this is true? I have TPFT.

    Thanks

    The AA have repeatedly tweeted the home insurance and comprehensive car insurance are valid during red warnings.

    So I presume TPFT wouldnt be covered. Not going near the car.


  • #3
    rizzee
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,808 ✭✭✭rizzee


    Guy Sajer wrote: »
    The AA have repeatedly tweeted the home insurance and comprehensive car insurance are valid during red warnings.

    I'm not with the AA and I don't have comprehensive insurance. I'm not in work til 11pm tonight, I got a call to take it that I am in, but my car is only means of transport.


  • #4
    Liberty Insurance: Kieron
    Company Representative Posts: 23 Verified rep ✭Liberty Insurance: Kieron


    rizzee wrote: »
    Guy Sajer wrote: »
    The AA have repeatedly tweeted the home insurance and comprehensive car insurance are valid during red warnings.

    I'm not with the AA and I don't have comprehensive insurance. I'm not in work til 11pm  tonight, I got a call to take it that I am in, but my car is only means of transport.
    Hi Rizzee,

    While you are insured to drive, we recommend you don’t travel unless absolutely necessary.
    If you have to drive today, please consider the following tips:
    1.       Watch the weather at Met Eireann and from your local councils.
    2.       Expected the unexpected
    3.       Stock an emergency kit. Recommended items include: a flashlight and batteries, hand-warmers, blankets, drinking water, jumper cables, and standalone emergency lights or flares. 
     
    Please note it is recommended to stay away from any fallen wires or trees.

    Hope this helps
    Kieran


  • #5
    rizzee
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,808 ✭✭✭rizzee


    Liberty Insurance: Kieron wrote: »
    Hi Rizzee,

    While you are insured to drive, we recommend you don’t travel unless absolutely necessary.
    If you have to drive today, please consider the following tips:
    1.       Watch the weather at Met Eireann and from your local councils.
    2.       Expected the unexpected
    3.       Stock an emergency kit. Recommended items include: a flashlight and batteries, hand-warmers, blankets, drinking water, jumper cables, and standalone emergency lights or flares. 
     
    Please note it is recommended to stay away from any fallen wires or trees.

    Hope this helps
    Kieran

    Thanks Kieran, so to confirm i definitely am insured on TPFT?


  • #6
    Liberty Insurance: Kieron
    Company Representative Posts: 23 Verified rep ✭Liberty Insurance: Kieron


    rizzee wrote: »
    Liberty Insurance: Kieron wrote: »
    Hi Rizzee,

    While you are insured to drive, we recommend you don’t travel unless absolutely necessary.
    If you have to drive today, please consider the following tips:
    1.       Watch the weather at Met Eireann and from your local councils.
    2.       Expected the unexpected
    3.       Stock an emergency kit. Recommended items include: a flashlight and batteries, hand-warmers, blankets, drinking water, jumper cables, and standalone emergency lights or flares. 
     
    Please note it is recommended to stay away from any fallen wires or trees.

    Hope this helps
    Kieran

    Thanks Kieran, so to confirm i definitely am insured on TPFT?
    Hi Rizzee,


    Your insurance cover does not change during a weather warning.


    Kieran


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