What it is
The proposal should reflect vehicle types, passenger needs, volunteer or employed drivers, safeguarding, routes, maintenance and the organisation’s duty of care.
IN CONTEXT
Community Transport Insurance, considered clearly
Begin with the circumstances, the outcome being sought and the information an insurance professional would need to understand. A clear starting point creates a more useful conversation.
THE DETAIL
Understanding comes first
Relevant details may include activities, people, assets, locations, contractual responsibilities, prior incidents, existing arrangements, territory and timescale. What matters will depend on the enquiry.
THE ROUTE
A considered introduction
DIBNI acts as an introducer. We review the information supplied and, where appropriate, connect the enquiry with an insurance professional who can explain their role, regulatory status and any service they may provide.
START HERE
Tell us what you need
Provide the essential facts and the outcome you are seeking. An introduction does not guarantee that insurance is available or that terms will be offered.
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Australian insurance context
For Australian organisations, Community Transport Insurance should be considered against the actual activities, location, scale, contracts, assets and risk controls of the business. Insurance requirements and insurer appetite can vary by state or territory and by the way the risk is presented.
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