Can I Ride My Bike Abroad? 🗺️

Published: ✅ Yes Suggested: ❌ No

Your bike insurance policy automatically allows you to ride within the European Union (EU) and any other country that meets European Commission Directives (Article (8) of EC Directive 2009/103/EC). This provides the minimum level of cover applicable to the country you are traveling in or through. Please note that this legal minimum insurance does not include cover for loss of or damage to the bike. 😕🚫

In addition to the minimum insurance cover mentioned above, your policy extends to provide additional cover (as shown in your policy schedule) to any member country of the European Union (EU) and any other country that meets European Commission Directives (Article (8) of EC Directive 2009/103/EC). This extension is usually for temporary trips (typically 30 days for each journey) and up to 90 days in any one year of insurance. 🌍✈️

A Green Card is no longer required for travel within the countries that are members of the European Union (EU) or meet the requirements of the European Commission Directives on motor insurance. Your certificate of motor insurance should provide sufficient evidence in any of these countries that you visit. 🚦📄