Real-life scenarios that cause insurance claims to be rejected often surprise Malaysian drivers. From using a car outside the policy terms to small mistakes during claims, financial risks can escalate quickly.
When can passengers sue a driver? Many Malaysian drivers are unaware of passenger rights and the situations where legal action can be taken after an accident.
Items in cars that may seem harmless can actually trigger serious accidents. Many Malaysian drivers overlook these risks, even when the items appear trivial.
Insurance covers what & what it doesn’t is often a source of confusion for Malaysian drivers. Understanding the actual coverage can help avoid denied claims and financial risks in the event of an accident.
How accidents happen due to passengers? Many Malaysian drivers don’t realize that passenger actions or distractions can increase the risk of accidents, even for experienced drivers.
What happens if a passenger is injured during a journey? Many Malaysian drivers are confused about who is responsible and how insurance determines compensation. This article explains the rights, responsibilities, and relevant coverage.
Minor accidents, major costs often occur when drivers underestimate seemingly small incidents. In reality, repair costs and insurance implications can be high, even if the accident appears minor.
The risk of using a car for purposes other than its original insurance policy can lead to claims being denied if an accident occurs. Many Malaysian drivers are unaware that vehicle usage must align with their insurance policy.
Many Malaysian drivers do not understand the function of Smart Lanes on highways, leading some to misuse emergency lanes temporarily. These mistakes can increase the risk of accidents and fines.
Blindspots are hidden areas around a car that drivers cannot see, even when using side or rear-view mirrors. Many Malaysian drivers still underestimate the risks of unexpected accidents caused by blindspots.
