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Your details are shared
Your vehicle and platform information goes to an insurance provider who can assist with e-hailing cover.
Goes to a provider who covers e-hailing
You're all set. Your details are in.
An insurance provider will contact you to discuss suitable e-hailing insurance options. Keep an eye on your phone.
South African based
Your details handled securely
No obligation to accept an option
Providers who cover Uber, Bolt, inDrive and DiDi tripsWhat happens next
Here is exactly what happens from now.
Nothing else is needed from you right now. This is how your enquiry moves forward.
Goes to a provider who covers e-hailing2
Your vehicle is reviewed
The provider looks at the make and model, whether the vehicle is financed and who drives it, because each of these can change the cover available.
Checked against real e-hailing risks3
They contact you
You will be contacted to talk through suitable options, what the cover includes and what it costs. Keep your phone nearby.
Answer unknown numbers for the next whileNeed to add a second vehicle or correct a detail?
Start a new enquiry
Straight answers
Questions drivers ask right after applying.
Short answers to the things drivers want to know while they wait for a call.
How soon will someone contact me?
An insurance provider will review the details you submitted and then get in touch. Enquiries are usually worked through during business hours, so keep your phone nearby, including calls from numbers you do not recognise.
Am I committed to anything?
No. Submitting your details is an enquiry, not an application, and there is no obligation to accept any option. You compare what is offered and decide what suits you.
Who gets my contact number?
Your details are used to connect you with an insurance provider who can help with e-hailing cover, and they are handled in line with applicable South African data protection law.
I made a mistake in my details. What now?
Start a new enquiry with the correct information, and mention the correction when the provider contacts you. Small details like the number of drivers or the kilometres you cover can affect the cover and the premium.
What affects what I pay?
Premiums depend on your vehicle, where you drive, your driving history and how the vehicle is used. Cover, excesses and premiums are determined by the insurer and the policy you choose.
Can another driver use the vehicle?
It may be possible, but the insurer needs to know who drives the vehicle and how often. Cover and premium can change depending on the regular driver and the number of drivers named on the policy.