Car safety on the road

If your vehicle breaks down on a high way, make sure other drivers can see you and your vehicle. Accidents occur because a driver did not see a stalled vehicle until it was too late to stop. If possible, use a 2-way radio, telephone, or cellular phone to notify authorities that your vehicle (or someone else’s) has broken down. Many road ways have signs that tell you the CB channel or telephone number to call in an emergency. The cellular number to call in an emergency is *55.

if you are having vehicle trouble and have to stop, consider the following :

If at all possible, get your vehicle off the road and away from traffic. Turn on your emergency flashers to show you are having trouble.

If you cannot get your vehicle off the roadway, try to stop where other drivers have a clear view of your vehicle. Do not stop just over a hill or just around a curve.

Try to warn other drivers that your vehicle is there. Place emergency flares behind the vehicle. This alerts other drivers to change lanes if necessary.

Never stand in the road way. Do not try to change a tire if it means you have to be in a traffic lane. Lift the hood or tie a white cloth to the antenna, side mirror, or door handle to signal an emergency.

For any possibilities, you should consider Auto insurance as your option. Auto insurance will make sure about your loss in any accidents. SafeAuto is one of nice choice about auto insurance.

When you may not be covered by your insurance

You may not be covered by your insurance if:

-someone else, who is not included in your car insurance policy, drives your car

-your car is found to be unroadworthy. Third party claims should still be accepted

- you have bought a stolen vehicle,  even if you did not know it was stolen when you bought it.   Third party claims should still be accepted

-you are driving someone else’s vehicle

-you do not have a valid driving licence. Third party claims should still be accepted

- your insurer believes that you have been partly to blame for an accident, it may only pay part of           your claim

- your insurance does not cover all your losses, for example time off work, personal injuries, vehicle  hire, or excesses . You may be able to claim these expenses from the other driver, but you may have to go to court and may need legal advice

-your insurer has gone out of business and is unable to meet their claims You may be able to get             compensation from the car insurance company. call 11 19 20 on australia area for further     informations.