Having a disability does not stop you from buying car insurance. Insurers generally look at your driving record, vehicle, location and the coverage you choose. If you drive a vehicle with modifications, or your vehicle is used to transport someone with a disability, there are a few extra points worth discussing with the insurer.
The most important step is to compare quotes and ask clear questions about what each policy covers.
Hand controls, wheelchair lifts, ramps, swivel seats and other adaptive equipment can be costly to repair or replace. A standard policy may not automatically include them, so ask whether the equipment is covered and whether you need an added endorsement or higher limits.
Tell the insurer about every modification when you apply. Leaving something out could cause problems when you make a claim.
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Your privacy and security are important.Ask whether adaptive equipment is covered after theft, damage or an accident.
Find out whether extra coverage is needed and how much it costs.
Ask whether there is help if your adapted vehicle is in the repair shop.
Check how repairs to specialist equipment are handled.
Rates vary from one insurer to another. Compare several offers side by side and choose the coverage that fits your budget.
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