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Brakes

Brakes

Almost all caravans (except for very lightweight ones) are required by law to have brakes. Checkout the types of caravan brakes here:

Electric brakes: These are the most common type of caravan brake. They are operated by a brake controller in the towing vehicle, which sends an electric current to the caravan’s brakes. The amount of current determines how hard the brakes are applied.

Overrun brakes: These brakes are not as common as electric brakes, but they are still used on some caravans. They work by using the inertia of the caravan to push on the brakes when the towing vehicle slows down.

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  • If there are any witnesses to the incident, gather their contact details.

  • Keep all receipts related to any temporary repairs or alternative accommodation you require.

Claim Assessment:

  • Your insurance company might send an assessor to inspect the damage and determine the repair cost. Cooperate fully with the assessor.

Repairs and Settlement:

  • Depending on the extent of the damage, your insurer may:
    • Authorize repairs at a registered repairer.
    • Offer a cash settlement based on the caravan’s market value.

Excess:

  • Be prepared to pay your excess, which is the out-of-pocket amount outlined in your policy that applies to each claim.