Hugo Insurance
Why does the insurance card from Hugo, which I receive after paying for just a few days, indicate that I’m covered for six months? If I stop making payments but still have this card, can I show it to the police if I’m pulled over? Can they verify my insurance status on the spot?
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It’s understandable to be confused about the coverage period on your insurance card. In the case of some insurance providers, including Hugo, the card may indicate a coverage period that reflects the policy’s billing cycle or the term for which the card was issued rather than the actual duration you’ve paid for.
If you’ve only paid for a few days, your coverage is likely valid only for that period. If you stop making payments, your coverage may lapse, and you wouldn’t technically have active insurance, despite what the card states.
Regarding showing the card to law enforcement, it’s important to know that police can generally verify your insurance status through their systems, and they’ll be aware if your coverage is no longer active. If they find that your policy has lapsed, you could face legal penalties for driving without valid insurance.
To avoid any issues, it’s best to contact Hugo directly for clarification on your policy and coverage. They can provide you with detailed information about your specific situation and ensure you understand your coverage correctly.