Does the compulsory liability insurance cover damages suffered by the driver who did not cause the accident?

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Yes, fully. The key to understanding this lies in the concept of a 'third party'. Compulsory Liability Insurance covers damages caused to third parties and only excludes personal injuries to the driver responsible for the accident. Since the driver who did NOT cause the accident is a victim (an injured third party), they are entitled to compensation for both personal damages (physical injuries) and material damages (damage to their vehicle or objects), paid for by the insurer of the vehicle at fault.

Does the compulsory liability insurance cover damages suffered by the driver who did not cause the accident?

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