JPS58196Y2 - Voluntary car insurance mark - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] Currently in Japan, all automobiles (with some exceptions) are required to purchase automobile liability insurance (compulsory automobile liability insurance) according to the provisions of the Automobile Liability Security Act. ing.

Furthermore, according to the Road Transport Vehicle Law, a motor vehicle cannot be used for operation unless it displays an inspection mark.

This inspection mark indicates its validity period, but it is also linked to the compulsory automobile liability insurance period, so the automobile inspection mark can be considered a compulsory automobile liability insurance mark.

In addition, insurance marks are issued to cars that do not require a vehicle inspection.

In recent years, as the number of traffic accidents has increased sharply, penalties have been strengthened, and automobile insurance, which includes voluntary personal liability insurance on top of compulsory automobile liability insurance, and automobile mutual aid (agricultural cooperatives) have become more popular, and the social role of providing relief to victims and perpetrators of traffic accidents has increased. is fulfilled.

In the above-mentioned situation, various sources have asked for car insurance,
An opinion has emerged that it is desirable for members of automobile mutual aid (agricultural cooperatives) to also affix a mark in the same way as compulsory automobile liability insurance.

However, (1) automobile insurance and automobile mutual aid (agricultural cooperatives) are voluntary insurance and do not have the compulsory power of linking them to vehicle inspections like compulsory automobile liability insurance.

(2) There are few benefits for subscribers to affix a mark.

(3) There is a problem with attaching a large number of marks to the appearance of the car.

(4) There is a risk of confusion as non-life insurance companies and agricultural cooperatives create their own marks.

For these reasons, the use of marks for voluntary automobile insurance and automobile mutual aid is currently being postponed.

In view of the above-mentioned current situation, the present application has devised a mark that should solve these problems.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

1 is a central transparent part formed in a size slightly larger than the size of an automobile inspection mark according to the Road Transport Vehicle Act,
It is made of transparent material such as cellophane or synthetic resin.

On its outer periphery, a peripheral edge portion 2 is provided using an opaque material (paper, synthetic resin, etc.).

The outer periphery of the peripheral edge portion 2 may have any shape, but the surface is processed to be adhesive so that it can be attached at any time.

On the lower end 3 of the back surface of this peripheral portion 2, for example, accident-free and excellent discount rates of optional automobile insurance are displayed to encourage safe driving to the driver's mind.

In addition, the name and telephone number of the insurance company to contact in the event of an accident are written on the top edge 4, and necessary information such as contract insurance items, special provisions, expiry date, etc. are written on the left and right sides 5 and 6, and other necessary information is written on the front side. It shall be written anywhere on the back.

Further, a cutting cord 7 is attached to the boundary between the central transparent part 1 and the peripheral edge part 2, so that only the central transparent part 1 can be cut off.

Of course, this may be done by cutting out a continuous hole using a sewing machine or the like.

This mark having the above structure is used by placing the central transparent part 1 over the automobile inspection mark and pasting the opaque peripheral part 2 on the windshield.

Moreover, the reason why the cut-off string 7 is provided on the outer periphery of the central transparent part 1 to make the central transparent part 1 removable is because the expiry date of the automobile inspection mark and the expiry date of the optional automobile insurance are different. This is because the inspection mark needs to be replaced.

In this way, the central transparent part 1 of the invented mark makes use of the function of the automobile inspection mark linked to compulsory automobile liability insurance, making it possible to read the inspection mark and the description on the back of the mark. The central transparent part 1 can be conveniently cut out when replacing the inspection mark.

Further, the opaque peripheral portion 2 is decorative as it is integrated with the automobile inspection mark, and also indicates the participation and necessary matters of voluntary automobile insurance.

Compulsory automobile liability insurance and voluntary automobile insurance (personal liability) are closely related, and there are many cases where insurance claims are paid in a lump sum, so the mark of the present invention structured as described above is very convenient.

The mark of this invention retains the functions of the current inspection mark and is integrated with it. Although it is like one mark, it has two functions, and it provides information on voluntary automobile insurance enrollment and related matters. This is a new voluntary automobile insurance mark that can be displayed and that can solve the various problems mentioned above.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figure shows a front view of one embodiment of the present invention, where 1 is a central transparent part;
2 indicates an opaque periphery.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A mark that has an opaque periphery around the outer periphery of a central transparent part that is slightly larger than the size of the automobile inspection mark, and has an adhesive finish on the surface of the periphery, has information related to optional automobile insurance on the front and back of the opaque periphery. What is claimed is: 1. A mark for optional automobile insurance, which is characterized by having a structure in which only the central transparent part can be cut out.