I will traveling through Mexico to Central America. Can anyone recommend an insurance company for Liabilty Insurance. I have a quote for 14 days @ $167.
Maybe it is better to buy insurance at the border?

Thank you

I've used these guys a few times before: Auto Insurance for Mexico & Mexican Travel Insurance – Mexpro.com

Fast online policies, and cheaper than Sanborns, but I think it's only for Mexico and not the central american countries. When I went through central america I had no insurance at all and had just planned on buying at the border if it was ever requested.

I believe that the triple A sells insurance for Mexico at a reasonable cost.

Thank you for the info.

Woah! I paid less than that for a full year from Baja Bound Mexican Insurance Services - Mexico Auto Insurance Online. As a bonus, they actually have a professional-looking website.

Jeff

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i never had any ,not compulsory ,but if you crash into some one you may be in jail for a while,even if its there fault

The trick is to get Mexico liability insurance nominated to your drivers license, not your vehicle. A drivers license policy for a whole year is a lot cheaper , less than 40 days of vehicle nominated insurance. Sanborn's sells both types but you must ask for the drivers license type cover, they rarely volunteer the info. Other companies offer the d.l. cover too , at lower rates than Sanborn's.
A "drivers license" policy under your name lets you ride a different vehicle on different trips.
If you have it written out for bike A then you can only ride that bike and be covered only for the short duration of the policy.

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Sjoerd,

Thanks for the good idea!

Much appreciated,

Tom

Do you really think it's worth it to buy the insurance? I have no idea, but do people typically encounter trouble when they are uninsured?

For Mexico I do think it is worth it. It is a big country and you will spend days or weeks there. In Mexico technically it is compulsory to have liability insurance but many Mexicans do not have any insurance. Nobody asks if you have it- until you are involved in an accident.When you are in a collision wit a Mexican and the police are involved things will be a lot easier for you if you can show them your insurance policy and call the local rep for that company who has to come out and do his assesment. Without insurance you have a lot of explaining to do , the police will haul you to the station until things are settled ....could be hours could be days. No tourist wants to waste time and money doing that.
For the Central American countries BZ,NIC and CR demand and sell the insurance cover at the border. The other countries make no demands, , most locals seem uninsured, any problems are usually sorted out with the police and cash payouts by the "guilty" party.Having liability insurance would smoothe your way .
It is like buying a ticket in a lottery but with the objective of NOT having a "winning"

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