Private motorbikes are those used by owners for private and personal use mainly self-transportation. They may be used to ferry friends and family but such must be strictly not for financial reward.
This is the largest number of motorcycles on Kenyan roads. The Public Service Vehicles (PSV) commonly called bodaboda. They are used primarily for ferrying passengers for financial reward.
This type of motorcycles is commonly used by corporate organisations, small to medium enterprises, courier companies in Kenya and they are used solely for delivery of parcels and goods.
This insurance covers the all third party liabilities arising out of a road accident involving the insured and also covers the asset (motor cycle) against loss or damage by fire and theft.
This type of insurance covers the motorcycle and accessories from accidental damage, fire, theft and other perils like storms and flooding. It also covers the insured against financial loss due to third party bodily injuries and property damage and legal liabilities in the event of a road accident.
Similar to car insurance, this is the minimum legal requirement for motor cycles to be on the road. This insurance covers the insured from all liabilities resulting from third party bodily injuries and property damage.
