Does the mandatory subscription insurance cover bodily injuries suffered by the driver of the insured vehicle?

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The answer is No. Mandatory subscription insurance (Civil Liability) is designed to cover damages caused to third parties (other people and property). The law expressly excludes from mandatory coverage the personal or bodily injuries of the driver of the insured vehicle causing the accident, as well as the vehicle's own material damages. However, this insurance does cover the vehicle's occupants (passengers), as they are considered third parties.

Does the mandatory subscription insurance cover bodily injuries suffered by the driver of the insured vehicle?

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