Who is responsible for paying for the car crash compensation during a test drive accident?

The Hong Kong government requires all vehicles to hold a valid vehicle license (commonly known as a 'driving permit') to operate on public roads. How much does it cost to renew the licenses for private cars, vans, and motorcycles? Are there differences in calculating the license fees for electric vehicles? What are the procedures and required documents for renewing the licenses of new and used vehicles? How long is a vehicle license valid for? What should you do if it expires? Kwiksure is here to answer all these questions.

The Driving Offence Points System has been implemented in Hong Kong for over 40 years. Simply put, certain traffic offenses incur penalty points. When a driver commits a traffic offense and is convicted by a court, or is required to pay a fixed penalty, they will receive deduction points. But how many points lead to a license suspension, what are the common deduction offenses, and what happens if a P-plate driver gets points? This time, Kwiksure will provide a detailed explanation of the driving offense points system, along with popular speed camera spots across Hong Kong, helping everyone become a safer driver.

Kwiksure has over 25 years of experience specializing in motor insurance, comparing over 60 insurance companies to offer extremely low premiums for both Comprehensive and Third-Party insurance.

The government's Continuing Education Fund (CEF) has recently increased its subsidy to HK$25,000, and covers driving courses from the Hong Kong School of Motoring, Lee Kin Driving School, and the Container Transportation Employee General Union. After deducting the subsidy amount, learners only need to pay around HK$5,000 to HK$6,000. In this article, Kwiksure compares the course content, number of lessons, graduation requirements, and fees of these three schools. We’ll also explain the application process for the Continuing Education Fund and provide a brief introduction to the driving courses of two non-CEF schools, A1 Driving School and Hung Chun Driving School, for your reference.

With the innovation of automobile technology, in addition to the popular Electric Vehicles. In addition, it combines the power of the engine and the electric motor, and is sold as fuel-saving. Hybrid vehicles have also attracted much attention in Hong Kong. In this article, Kwiksure will explain the different types of hybrid vehicles and analyze their advantages and disadvantages, and recommend 17 hybrid vehicles for your reference.

Kwiksure has over 25 years of experience in car insurance, comparing over 60 insurance companies and offering ultra-low full coverage and triple coverage premiums.