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Bicycle vignette?
Jun 6, 2008 @ 15:39
Anybody knows what is it, who needs it and how to get it?
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Jun 6, 2008 @ 16:05
What kind of insurance cover does it provide?
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What kind of insurance cover does it provide?
Avi_, Jun 6, 2008 @ 16:05
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Jun 6, 2008 @ 19:46
I think I paid 7CHF for it at the post office recently.
I was actually stopped on the Route de Suisse at Coppet by the Police two years ago to check if I had one! Mandatory, I'm afraid.
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I think I paid 7CHF for it at the post office recently.
I was actually stopped on the Route de Suisse at Coppet by the Police two years ago to check if I had one! Mandatory, I'm afraid.
Randonneur, Jun 6, 2008 @ 19:46
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Jun 6, 2008 @ 23:02
Dear All,
Tinkie said it all! And it's sfr 6.oo from any Post office...
Enjoy cycling...;):)
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Dear All,
Tinkie said it all! And it's sfr 6.oo from any Post office...
Enjoy cycling...;):)
SWISS, Jun 6, 2008 @ 23:02
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Jul 24, 2008 @ 21:27
I guess if you have two bicycles you need to get two ? Just like the car vignette ? Correct ?
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I guess if you have two bicycles you need to get two ? Just like the car vignette ? Correct ?
Cruzer, Jul 24, 2008 @ 21:27
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Jul 25, 2008 @ 01:13
I paid CHF80 through the TCS which covers the Vignette and a lot of additional services and insurances if you are a keen cyclist. Also covers you throughout Europe.
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I paid CHF80 through the TCS which covers the Vignette and a lot of additional services and insurances if you are a keen cyclist. Also covers you throughout Europe.
tnielsen, Jul 25, 2008 @ 01:13
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Jul 25, 2008 @ 01:15
Sorry, forgot to add: see Velo-Assitance.
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Sorry, forgot to add: see Velo-Assitance.
http://www.tcs.ch/main/fr/home/assistance/velo.html
tnielsen, Jul 25, 2008 @ 01:15
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Jul 25, 2008 @ 11:27
Cruzer : yes, each bike one vignette
The insurance cover is for Civil liability only (RC, responsabilite civile)
For the insurance to have any sens, you'd better fill in, on the copy you keep at home, the model and color of your bike with frame number.
The insurance cover is for Civil liability only (RC, responsabilite civile)
For the insurance to have any sens, you'd better fill in, on the copy you keep at home, the model and color of your bike with frame number.
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Cruzer : yes, each bike one vignette
The insurance cover is for Civil liability only (RC, responsabilite civile)
For the insurance to have any sens, you'd better fill in, on the copy you keep at home, the model and color of your bike with frame number.
jasper, Jul 25, 2008 @ 11:27
The insurance cover is for Civil liability only (RC, responsabilite civile)
For the insurance to have any sens, you'd better fill in, on the copy you keep at home, the model and color of your bike with frame number.
jasper, Jul 25, 2008 @ 11:27
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Jul 25, 2008 @ 14:36
Hi Avi
The vignette is something which has been around for maybe 50 years. It was introduced rather to relocate stolen bikes than to be an insurance. I t was a metal plate earlier and looked like a small car plate. It has changed in the past years and they added some more insurances, but basically I think there is nothing which you don't already insured somewhere else....
The only thing is, you need to have it, because it is a must from the legal point of view.
Andrej
PS Did you go to Zermatt?
The vignette is something which has been around for maybe 50 years. It was introduced rather to relocate stolen bikes than to be an insurance. I t was a metal plate earlier and looked like a small car plate. It has changed in the past years and they added some more insurances, but basically I think there is nothing which you don't already insured somewhere else....
The only thing is, you need to have it, because it is a must from the legal point of view.
Andrej
PS Did you go to Zermatt?
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Hi Avi
The vignette is something which has been around for maybe 50 years. It was introduced rather to relocate stolen bikes than to be an insurance. I t was a metal plate earlier and looked like a small car plate. It has changed in the past years and they added some more insurances, but basically I think there is nothing which you don't already insured somewhere else....
The only thing is, you need to have it, because it is a must from the legal point of view.
Andrej
PS Did you go to Zermatt?
and70, Jul 25, 2008 @ 14:36
The vignette is something which has been around for maybe 50 years. It was introduced rather to relocate stolen bikes than to be an insurance. I t was a metal plate earlier and looked like a small car plate. It has changed in the past years and they added some more insurances, but basically I think there is nothing which you don't already insured somewhere else....
The only thing is, you need to have it, because it is a must from the legal point of view.
Andrej
PS Did you go to Zermatt?
and70, Jul 25, 2008 @ 14:36
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Jul 25, 2008 @ 15:12
I think it is even cheaper if you buy in the Migros :D
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I think it is even cheaper if you buy in the Migros :D
Oonagh, Jul 25, 2008 @ 15:12
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