Driver Licence
What is the purpose of the compulsory civil liability vehicle insurance?
Reviewed on 9 Aug 2026
- A Cover repairs to the insured vehicle itself
- ✓ Protect third parties, their property or vehicles if you cause an accident
- C Pay the driver's traffic fines
- D Cover the theft of the vehicle
Why this is the correct answer
Compulsory civil liability insurance protects other people, property or vehicles in case the driver causes an accident; it does not cover the driver's own injuries or damage to their own property.
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