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What is a Greenslip?

Compulsory motor vehicle insurance

Your greenslip is a compulsory motor vehicle insurance policy that provides for compensation for people killed or injured in a road accident involving your vehicle.

Greenslip is a generic term for Compulsory Third Party (CTP) Insurance. Greenslips are also referred to as CTP greenslips, green slips, greenslip insurance, CTP and CTP Insurance.

A greenslip is a legal requirement for all motor vehicles registered in NSW, except trailers. Trailers are already covered under the greenslip of the towing vehicle.

When you buy a greenslip in NSW you participate in two schemes:

  1. Third-party Insurance scheme, regulated since 1 December 2017 by Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017 and previously by Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999.
  2. Lifetime Care and Support scheme, regulated by Motor Accidents (Lifetime Care and Support) Act 2006.

See who and what is covered by your green slip.

 

How it Works - more info

Who and what is covered? >

Who and what is covered by your CTP green slip. read more

At-Fault Driver Cover >

What is At-Fault Driver Cover and which insurer offers it. read more

Setting prices >

How green slip prices are set and how you could reduce them. read more

Discounts >

Discounts and ways to reduce costs on other insurance products. read more

Demerit points >

How demerit points affect your driving licence and your greenslip read more

Youngest driver >

Youngest driver explained and how to reduce premiums. read more

Pensioner concessions >

What kinds of concessions you can claim as a pensioner. read more

Mythbusters >

Quickly separate the facts from fiction about CTP green slips. read more

Interesting statistics >

Statistics about motor vehicle accidents in the past year. read more

An explanation of the Fund Levy >

Cost of the Fund Levy and what it pays for. read more

Complaints >

How to make a complaint about your CTP insurer or SIRA. read more

Geographical zones >

Greenslip prices set using geographical zones by postcode. read more

Third Party Insurance Scheme >

The Third Party insurance scheme in NSW explained. read more

Lifetime Care and Support Scheme >

The Lifetime Care and Support scheme in NSW explained. read more

Injury claims >

What to do if you want to make a claim from your CTP insurer. read more

CTP Care >

Further benefits for NSW CTP claimants after 5 years. read more

State Insurance Regulatory Authority >

Government authority responsible for the NSW CTP scheme. read more

Scheme changes 2009 and 2010 >

History of major changes to the NSW CTP scheme. read more

Motor Accident Authority >

Previous authority responsible for the NSW CTP scheme. read more

CTP insurance >

Why you need CTP insurance and how it works. read more