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What is a like-for-like replacement vehicle?
Imagine you’re involved in a car accident that wasn’t your fault. Beyond this initial shock, there’s another immediate concern: what will you drive while your car is being repaired or waiting for a total loss pay out? How will you be able to continue your daily routine? A like-for-like replacement vehicle is a temporary loan vehicle that mirrors your personal vehicle in terms of size, type, and features. It ensures that your daily routine isn’t disrupted simply because you were involved in an accident that wasn’t your fault. Why get a Like-for-Like Replacement Vehicle? When your vehicle is out of action due to an accident, some insurance companies may offer you a basic rental vehicle with no choice in the matter. Unfortunately, these vehicles often don’t match the type or quality of your usual car, which can be frustrating, particularly if you rely on certain features or vehicle sizes. For
Can I REALLY get a like-for-like replacement vehicle after a car crash?
From a minor bingle to a total write-off, car accidents are an unfortunate fact of life. They can also be extremely stressful, especially if your car needs repairs and is no longer drivable. This has huge ramifications on your life. You might need to scramble to find a school drop-off alternative, or urgently figure out how you’ll get to work, not to mention the hassle of dealing with your insurance company to see if they’ll provide a hire car. What you might not know is that you don’t have to go through all that stress… provided you’re the not at fault party in a car collision. You’re entitled to a replacement vehicle if you’re not at fault – it’s the law If you’re in the right when it comes to a car accident, the law states the at fault party is required to pay your reasonable costs associated with an
What you need to know about accident replacement vehicles
Being involved in a car accident is stressful for everyone concerned. Whether you’re the at-fault driver, a not at fault driver or a passenger, you’re likely to be anxious and worried about what happens next. As always, the first thing is making sure nobody’s been hurt. You’re then required by law to exchange details with the other people involved in the accident. Once this is done, especially if you’re the not at fault party, you may wonder how to arrange an accident replacement vehicle and how it all works. But first, let’s discuss what you should do if you’re involved in a car accident. What to do if you’re involved in a car accident? Once you’ve made sure no one’s been hurt, you’re required by law to exchange the following information with other people involved in the crash: Your name and address The name and address of the owner of
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