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Does compulsory liability insurance (third-party insurance) cover damage caused by the operation of a vehicle to its driver?
Correct answer
- No, it does not.
Other options
- Yes, it does.
- Yes, it does, but only in the case of a traffic accident caused by another participant.
Explanation
Legal Basis: Insurers do not cover damage suffered by the driver of the vehicle whose operation caused the damage.
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