Driver Licence
Which of the following does the compulsory civil liability insurance NOT cover?
Reviewed on 9 Aug 2026
- A Injury caused to a pedestrian who is struck
- B Damage to a streetlight you crash into
- ✓ Injuries to the driver of the insured vehicle
- D Damage caused to another person's vehicle
Why this is the correct answer
Compulsory insurance does not cover injuries to the driver of the insured vehicle, nor damage to objects inside their vehicle or to their own property; it does cover damage caused to third parties.
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