Yes. MotorShare maintains insurance for its vehicles. However, customers remain financially responsible for damage, loss, fees or liability that occurs during their booking, subject to the booking terms.
No. MotorShare maintains insurance for its vehicles, but the customer is not personally insured under MotorShare's insurance policy. The customer remains responsible for applicable liability, charges and losses under the booking terms. The T&Cs state that MotorShare's insurance policy is held for MotorShare's benefit and that the customer is not a party to that policy.
Your financial liability depends on the vehicle you choose. During the booking process, you can reduce your maximum liability by selecting one of the available financial liability reduction options. Options for each vehicle are clearly displayed at the top of the vehicle page before booking.
No. Excess reduction is not an insurance policy. It is a contractual option that reduces your maximum financial liability to MotorShare for covered vehicle damage, subject to the T&Cs.
You must contact MotorShare immediately. You may be responsible for damage, loss of use, admin fees, towing, cleaning, recovery costs or other related charges, depending on the situation.
No. Excess reduction does not apply in all situations. It may not apply if damage is caused by reckless driving, unauthorised drivers, track use, off-road driving, driving under the influence, failure to report damage, or breach of the T&Cs. Windscreen damages are not covered either.
Each separate incident may be treated separately. This means a separate liability amount may apply to each incident.
Yes. MotorShare may charge admin fees for handling damage, claims, infringements or other issues related to your booking.
Yes, in some cases. If the vehicle is damaged or unavailable because of something that happened during your booking, loss of use charges may apply under the T&Cs.