I risk going over my mileage allowance. Can that invalidate my car insurance?
If i go over my declared mileage, does that invalidate the insurance policy?
Asked on 16 April 2020 by Ron Norris
Answered by
Honest John
Yes, it can do if massively in excess. Alternatively, the insurer may charge an additional premium or may pay a claim based on proportionality, i.e. they may not pay out in full, but only a proportion of what they would have paid had they have known about the additional mileage.
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