Do you know what to do if you are hit by an uninsured vehicle?
Wait, how long is the car insurance valid for? 🤔 This question is asked by 40% of drivers 2-4 weeks before the end of the mandatory TPCVA insurance period, according to a survey conducted by Sprinter Research on behalf of Man Ramu.
The study revealed an interesting trend – men are more likely to renew their insurance earlier, while women tend to wait until the last days of validity. Respondents with higher education most often renew their insurance a week before the end, while only 3% of those surveyed take a risk and wait until the last day. 
Delaying can be costly – even one day can have serious financial consequences. However, 2% of respondents admitted that they only think about insurance after it has expired.
What do you do? Do you book in advance or wait until the last minute?
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