Membership

Insurance

Our insurance has you covered

Become a member of Pedal Power ACT and you’ll have the peace of mind knowing that you are fully covered by our insurance anytime and anywhere you ride — in the ACT, Australia and overseas. Our insurance covers you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, anywhere in the world.

Our policy provides you with:

  • Personal Accident Insurance (including death and permanent injury, non-medicare medical expenses, loss of income and student tutorial benefit)

  • up to $5 000 000 Public Liability Insurance

Coverage commences from the time we receive your membership payment and ceases at 11.59pm on the day it expires, so renew your membership on time to ensure you remain covered!

MORE DETAILS COMING SOON

about our new insurance provider.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • If you are a member of Pedal Power ACT and you have suffered an injury whilst riding your bicycle at any time, anywhere in the world, you are covered by our insurance.

    This includes everyday riding, training, racing (in Pedal Power events only), and participating in cycling events or activities organised by Pedal Power or any other organisation – unless you are riding for work. The cover does not extend to bike couriers or people riding for fare or reward.

  • Our Personal Accident Insurance covers you for injuries you sustain while riding your bike. The most commonly claimed expenses are for non-medicare medical expenses and loss of income.

    Our Public Liability Insurance pays for costs you are liable for in the event you cause bodily injury to someone or damage their property as a result of negligence whilst riding a bicycle. This means if you are in a collision with a motor vehicle, and the owner takes action against you, you are covered, even if you were at fault.

    Our Professional Indemnity Insurance covers you if you are injured while volunteering with Pedal Power, even if you are not a member.

    The Pedal Power ACT Board closely monitors and reviews the insurance cover incorporated into Pedal Power’s membership in order to offer the best possible value to our members.

    The Board reviews and renews our member insurance terms each year in November. At this point, the Board may choose to vary our membership insurance cover provided with Pedal Power membership.

  • Our cover does not include personal property such as bikes and associated equipment. We encourage you to arrange separate insurance for these items.

  • To make a claim, download and complete a Personal Injury claim form or a liability claim form and return to us with supporting documentation.

    If an incident occurs where you believe you may be held liable by a third party, contact our insurance provider, Enrizen, as soon as possible on 02 8316 3950.

    Please check out this page (coming soon) for more details.

Make a Claim Now

If you are a Pedal Power member and have been in an accident, download and complete a Personal Injury claim form or a liability claim form and return to us with supporting documentation.

MORE DETAILS COMING SOON

about our new insurance provider.

What do I do if I am in a crash?

If you are involved in a collision, you should take as many of these actions as you can to assist with any claim you may make:

  • Call police from the scene on 13 1444, or 000 in a life-threatening emergency.

  • If safe to do so, obtain the other party’s name and address. If a motor vehicle is involved, get the driver’s name and insurance details, and the registration number, make, and model.

  • Ask for names, telephone numbers and addresses of any witnesses.

  • Ask witnesses to describe the other party, and how they think the crash occurred. Take notes.

  • Take photographs of the site of the crash.

  • When notifying police, we advise you to contact Traffic Operations.

  • Be diligent about reporting all the details of the incident,

  • Keep the submission ID number and the date you submitted the report. Make a copy of any information you provide.

  • Keep any damaged clothing and bike parts. Try to obtain a written assessment of the condition and replacement cost of any damaged items.

  • If you are injured, see a doctor and photograph any visible injuries.

  • If you incur any expenses as a direct result of the crash, keep a full record including any receipts.