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In Kenya, a Comprehensive Motor Insurance policy does cover the driver’s car and third parties, but not automatically the driver’s own injuries or their family’s medical costs.
Here’s the truth:
But for you, the driver, you need an extra plug-in:
👉 Personal Accident (PA) Cover — this protects you, the owner/driver, for injuries, disability, or death caused by a car accident.
And for your family? Add:
👉 Occupants’ Personal Accident (OPA) Cover — extends to family or any authorized passengers in your private car.
So no, standard comprehensive insurance alone doesn’t automatically shield everyone inside. You need these extensions.
Imagine this:
A private car is cruising with a family of four. A PSV taxi carrying two passengers joins the same road. Suddenly, there’s a collision at an intersection. Both vehicles are insured comprehensively and have Excess Protector add-ons.
Here’s how this unfolds:
Since both have Excess Protector, they won’t pay the usual 2.5% or minimum KSh 5,000 excess out of pocket for repairs — that’s covered.
Insurance is peace of mind — but only when you’ve read the fine print. Most people assume “comprehensive” means “everything,” but it’s only as powerful as the extensions you add.
Before renewing or buying, talk to experts who understand Kenyan realities — like Imana Insurance Agency Kenya Ltd.
They’ll help you compare options from trusted insurers and get a quote that fits your lifestyle.
📍 Visit: www.imana.co.ke | www.mykava.co.ke
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