so gotta renew your bike insurance?

So your bike insurance got expired just out of the corner of your eye and you're waiting for the weekend to take it to the insurance folks to get the insurance renewed? So what till the weekend? You sneak behind cops, acting normal but have the rush cos anyone may stop you anytime and ask you for your vehicle's papers... so why all the fuss?

Vehicle insurance renewal has got easier like never before. Wanna know how? The answer is the nearest "Reliance Fresh" store you can locate. They have an ICICI Lombard Insurance counter where you can go and get your vehicle insurance renewed across the counter.

Points to note:
  1. Right now, I am not aware if this is spread across every Reliance Fresh shopping centre. But there are two shops at my place and both have the counters.
  2. You'll need to take your vehicle to the agent for inspection in case the previous insurance cover expired.
  3. You'll need a photo copy of either your RC book or your earlier insurance.
  4. They also handle 4 wheeler insurance.

I thought I'd to travel across the city to get my bike insured conventionally and I didn't even know the location of the place. But then Basu suggested that the job is made easy by Reliance Fresh.

Thank you Reliance Fresh and thank you ICICI Lombard!!

I was able to appreciate the level at which business ties between a shopping mall and an insurance firm were being beneficial.

For the sake of providing foolproof information, this is available only in India :)

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