Jag köpte en ny bil och har registrerat den i Tyskland. Jag vill använda den för att resa till Tjeckien, men jag har inte fått Grönt kort från min bil försäkringsbolag.
Skulle detta vara ett problem?
Om du tror på brittiska MotorInsurers ' Bureau-sidan på det gröna kortet Det gröna kortet är inte nödvändigt inom EU om bilen är registrerad och försäkrad i EU:
I have been told that a Green Card is not necessary for travel in Europe. Is this true? It is correct that a Green Card is not required by law to cross borders within the European Union. This is because every EU country complies with the First Directive on Motor Insurance which says that every insurance policy issued in the EU must provide the minimum insurance cover required by law in any other EU country.
Green Cards are also not necessary for some non-EU countries who are signatory to Section III of the Internal Regulations, which is an international agreement between Green Card Bureaux. These countries are Iceland, Norway, Switzerland (incorporating Liechtenstein), Andorra and Serbia. Although a Green Card is not necessary for these non-EU countries our advice is to check the insurance position with your insurers before you travel. Our understanding is that a UK insurer is not legally obliged to provide cover for non-EU countries, although some may choose to do so.
På samma sätt säger AngloInfo Berlin att det inte är nödvändigt att ha en grön kort, men rekommenderas att bära några försäkringar om försäkring:
It is not essential for an EU citizen to have a Green Card when travelling within the EU and certain other European countries, though if you do not take one you should instead carry your Certificate of Insurance. However, a Green Card can serve as easily recognisable proof of third party insurance, for example in the case of an accident, when travelling abroad.
Slutligen listas Storbritanniens regeringens sida för sida med tiotusen du behöver inget grönt kort för och sådant var det behövs:
A Green Card is not required by law to cross borders within the European Union and some other countries. This is because all EU countries and certain other countries comply with the first directive on motor insurance, which says that every insurance policy issued in the EU must provide the minimum insurance cover required by law in any other EU country.
The countries that don't need a Green Card are: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
The countries that do need a Green Card are: Albania, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, Moldava, Morocco, Russia, Serbia and Montenegro, Tunisia, Turkey and Ukraine.
Några mer information finns på drive-alive.co.uk och driverabroad.com , men ger i stort sett samma svar.
Observera att det accepterade svaret inte är universellt sant. Att citera Wikipedia,
Within the European union, some countries (such as France and Belgium) have kept the Green card as their national/domestic system of insurance, which make the green card a compulsory requirement in those nations.
I Frankrike kan det inte leda till att det gröna kortet presenteras under en trafikkontroll en 150 € bra (källa i french) .
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