Proof of Insurance Required for Accident and Breakdown Service

Attention CG United Policyholders,

To ensure the timely delivery of our Accident and Breakdown Service, proof of insurance is required at the time assistance is requested.

Policyholders must be able to present a valid:

• Certificate of Insurance, or

• Cover Note

These documents should be kept in your vehicle or stored on your mobile device for easy access when needed. Make sure these documents are easy to find if you require help.

If you require your insurance documents to be reissued electronically, please contact us and a member of our team will assist.

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