VidaClass Offers Insurance for Motorcycle and Bicycle Professionals

Written by Daiane Souza

Published on 25/04/2022 at 15:17

Updated on 25/04/2022 at 18:47

VidaClass oferece seguros para profissionais que trabalham de moto e bicicleta – Fonte: Canvas

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VidaClass was one of the companies mentioned during the April Green event which aimed to raise awareness among companies about the importance of always maintaining the safety of professionals, especially those who transport daily, such as bikes or motorcycles. Fortunately, it is possible to have access to insurances that guarantee the stability of the family.

According to what was mentioned by the April Green event, which discussed this month the importance of workplace safety, data released by the ILO (International Labour Organization) show that at least one worker dies every eleven seconds across Brazil due to the poor quality offered by companies and streets during their journey and work. To give an idea, it is estimated that more than half a million work accidents were recorded in the year 2021.

Traffic Safety, Especially for Those Who Are Not as Protected as One Might Think

According to an article published jointly by Detran/SP (São Paulo Traffic Department) and statistics from Infosiga (Traffic Accident Management Information System of the State of São Paulo), it is estimated that the number of accidents that have occurred during professionals’ journeys to work increased by at least 7% in 2021. Brands need, more than anything, to ensure ways to keep the employee’s family safe in the event of an accident in this environment.

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Professions are increasingly subject to existing risks on the road, and due to this, many people have preferred to work in a Home Office mode. Home Office ensures that you are protected in the comfort of your home without having to expose your family or life to risks on the street. However, unfortunately, for some, the reality of working from home is still not possible, and one must think of ways to be ensured.

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VidaClass Biker is an Alternative to Help You Protect Yourself from Traffic Risks, Especially Now as the DPVAT No Longer Exists

The government of Jair Bolsonaro had approved a law that determined the end of the Dpvat which guaranteed that a citizen suffering a motorcycle accident would have access to insurance and hospital payments. However, there are specific insurances recommended for those who ride motorcycles, such as VidaClass Biker. VidaClass Biker guarantees that insured individuals have assistance, life insurance, and even disability retirement with full legal support in case of an accident by motorcycle that renders them unable to work.

The premium plan guarantees access to support and costs around R$ 28.71. The startup emerged in 2014 and operates 24 hours a day, every day of the week to ensure stability for customers. Eduardo Álvarez, Commercial VP of VidaClass, argues that the brand’s goal is to provide more accessibility to all Brazilians through more affordable pricing.

One of the positive aspects is that you can use the startup to conduct exams and various other aspects for just R$ 2.8. Some discounts offered by the institution can reach over 80%, depending on where the plan modification was made and factors such as the current evaluation. Class operates throughout Brazil and has a real-time chat system.

VidaClass Offers Insurance for Motorcycle and Bicycle Professionals

Traffic Safety, Especially for Those Who Are Not as Protected as One Might Think

VidaClass Biker is an Alternative to Help You Protect Yourself from Traffic Risks, Especially Now as the DPVAT No Longer Exists

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