When it comes to protecting your vehicle, choosing between partial and comprehensive cover can be a real headache. Both offer different levels of protection, to suit different needs and budgets.

Motor third-party liability insurance is compulsory in Switzerland for all vehicles used on public roads. It is designed to cover property damage and bodily injury caused to others in the event of an accident, but does not cover damage sustained by the driver responsible for the accident or his vehicle.

In Switzerland, third-party liability insurance is compulsory for all drivers and owners of vehicles on public roads. This insurance covers damage caused to third parties in the event of an accident, but it does not protect drivers or their vehicles from the potential risks they may face. This is where supplementary car insurance comes in.