How many days does compulsory insurance allow to expire?

Compulsory traffic insurance is a kind of insurance that our country's laws stipulate that vehicles must buy when driving on the road, so as to ensure that car owners bear certain economic responsibilities in traffic accidents. If the compulsory insurance expires, the owner will face risks such as fines and vehicle detention. So, how many days does compulsory insurance allow to expire?

According to the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China, the vehicle owner or manager shall take out compulsory insurance for the vehicle according to the regulations. If the vehicle is not insured with compulsory insurance, it can't drive on the road. At the same time, the insurance period of compulsory insurance is one year. If the insurance period expires and the insurance is not renewed, the insurance contract shall be deemed to be terminated.

Therefore, after the compulsory insurance expires, the owner needs to renew the insurance in time, otherwise he will face the above risks. Generally speaking, after the compulsory insurance expires, the owner has a few days to pay the insurance premium. Different insurance companies may have slightly different requirements for overdue days, but they are usually allowed to make up the overdue days within a certain number of days. The specific number of days needs to be determined according to the regulations of different insurance companies.

If the compulsory insurance is overdue, the owner should contact the insurance company or agent as soon as possible to consult about the payment of insurance premiums to avoid unnecessary risks and losses. At the same time, car owners should also pay attention to the deadline of insurance period, renew insurance in time, and protect their rights and safety.