The higher and graver the number of violations, the higher the premium. So, customers will end up paying anywhere between Rs 100-750 for two-wheelers and Rs 300-1,500 for four-wheelers/commercial vehicles as an additional premium. The new system is first proposed to be tried out on a trial basis in the National Capital Territory of Delhi region.Explained: How jumping a red light could affect your motor insurance premiumÂ
The higher and graver the number of violations, the higher the premium. So, customers will end up paying anywhere between Rs 100-750 for two-wheelers and Rs 300-1,500 for four-wheelers/commercial vehicles as an additional premium. The new system is first proposed to be tried out on a trial basis in the National Capital Territory of Delhi region.
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