Insurance Guide

In Hong Kong, as in pretty much every other country, it is mandatory for car owners to secure car insurance before they can legally drive the vehicle. The thing with motor insurance, however, is that, because there are numerous providers, plans, rules, etc, it can all get a little confusing what is and isn't covered. It is mostly because of this that you start to see myths appear when talking with other people. In this article, Kwiksure takes a look at the top 8 motor insurance myths in Hong Kong that all drivers should be aware of.

One of the most common questions we receive at Kwiksure is whether a driver can add another person onto their car insurance policy for a short amount of time. In this article, we set out to answer this question and provide useful information that you will need to know before adding people to your plan.

One of the most common questions we receive at Kwiksure is whether a driver can add another person onto their car insurance policy for a short amount of time. In this article, we set out to answer this question and provide useful information that you will need to know before adding people to your plan.

On June 11, Hong Kong will host its first classic car auction. On the block is a wide variety of cars from the sleek 1960 Mercedes-Benz 190SL to the 1981 Ferrari 308 GTB. This auction will surely bring a fair amount of interest to classic and antique car lovers and collectors. The impending auction highlights an emerging trend in the city that is seeing an increasing number of car lovers seeking out their dream cars at auctions around the world. If you are considering buying a car at an auction in Hong Kong, or overseas, here are some important things to remember.

On June 11, Hong Kong will host its first classic car auction. On the block is a wide variety of cars from the sleek 1960 Mercedes-Benz 190SL to the 1981 Ferrari 308 GTB. This auction will surely bring a fair amount of interest to classic and antique car lovers and collectors. The impending auction highlights an emerging trend in the city that is seeing an increasing number of car lovers seeking out their dream cars at auctions around the world. If you are considering buying a car at an auction in Hong Kong, or overseas, here are some important things to remember.

Modifying your car is the dream of many car fans, but in Hong Kong, modified vehicles must face strict supervision. In fact, as long as you abide by the relevant laws, it is not out of reach to modify them in compliance with the regulations. This time, Kuai Er Bao will discuss the latest legal regulations for modified cars in Hong Kong, Vehicle Inspection Notice, Insurance Key points to help you drive your beloved Dream Car on the road elegantly and safely. Kwiksure With over 25 years of experience in car insurance, we compare over 60 insurance companies and offer low premiums for full and triple coverage.

In Hong Kong, one of the single largest investments people make, aside from their home or apartment, is purchasing a car. With high import duties, licensing fees, maintenance, parking fees and insurance, it is not uncommon to see even a basic vehicle cost more than HKD 150,000-200,000. Because this is such an investment, many dealers and manufacturers will include a warranty on the car. In this article, we take a look at the most popular types of warranties included with vehicles and their link with car insurance.

In Hong Kong, one of the single largest investments people make, aside from their home or apartment, is purchasing a car. With high import duties, licensing fees, maintenance, parking fees and insurance, it is not uncommon to see even a basic vehicle cost more than HKD 150,000-200,000. Because this is such an investment, many dealers and manufacturers will include a warranty on the car. In this article, we take a look at the most popular types of warranties included with vehicles and their link with car insurance.

There is a good chance that you will be renting a car for some or all of a future holiday. If you are planning to rent a car, here is a brief guide covering things you should consider before picking your rental up.

Driving while under the influence, or a DUI, is arguably one of the most egregious acts one can commit while driving a vehicle, in the eyes of the police and car insurance agencies especially. For years, governments and police forces around the world have been striving to eradicate this problem and, for the most part, have largely been succeeding. That said, there are still people driving while under the influence. For some, it can be too tempting or easy to get in the car and drive home after having a few drinks, despite the risks. For those that do drive while under the influence, there are a number of things you should consider before doing so, including what the penalties will be and how insurers will react to a DUI.

There are a number of road rules for situations we rarely, or may never face while driving. Knowing these is important, as it could help reduce the chances of an accident while also making you a better driver. Here are five questions to test your knowledge of some of the more obscure rules of the road in Hong Kong.

If you are in an accident, the police and insurance companies will need to figure out who is at fault and who to charge. In the past, this was done by asking questions and conducting reviews of the damage and scene of the accident. Police officers would then assign blame based on the facts available. The problem with this is that officers are human and mistakes can be made. While the number of times this has actually happened is likely small, mistakes can nevertheless have an impact on drivers, especially when it comes to insurance. If you are deemed to be at fault for an accident (yet you are sure you aren't) any insurance claims submitted may be rejected, and you will likely see an increase in your premiums. Not to mention the fact that you will also likely receive demerit points on your license, which could put your ability to drive in jeopardy. This can be a tough pill to swallow. In recent years, however, there have been a number of tech devices introduced that can help reduce the chances of the wrong person being assigned blame. One such device is the dash cam. Here we take a look at these increasingly popular devices and recommend some popular ones for your consideration.