Insurance - Moterra Camper Vans

INSURANCE & COVERAGE OPTIONS

Insurance can be tricky, which is why here at Moterra we are committed to making it simple to understand and easy to get covered.

It’s your choice. Unlike other luxury rental companies, we don’t force you to purchase any of our insurance or waiver options to rent our campervans. It’s completely your call on which combination of options you want to add to your rental, which may change depending on your budget, existing auto policy, pre-bought travel insurance etc. Should you decide not to purchase our coverage options, we require you to submit a binder of coverage. To make this as easy as possible, we have created a binder request form that can be submitted to your auto insurance provider.
We make it simple. Our options are easy to understand and we are always available on the phone, via email or in person when you pick up your campervan to discuss these options with you.
Decide Anytime. Our coverage options can be added on at any time, up to the day you pickup your van.

Before You Decide:

Important Note: You may NOT be covered by your personal auto policy or credit card to rent our vehicles. Many policies do not cover our vehicles, as they are classified as a Class B RVs worth up to $120,000.

Double Check: Please check with your insurance company prior to pick up and ask specifically if your policy includes coverage Class B RV, and request that they send us documentation, confirming that you are covered during your trip with Moterra. In the insurance world this document is referred to as a binder. If you decline our insurance options and the van gets damaged during your rental, your credit card will be charged for the cost of all damages at return, and you will need to make a claim through your own insurance company for reimbursement. Neither Moterra Campervans nor Moterra employees are qualified to evaluate the adequacy of your existing insurance coverage- this is up to you.

Types of Coverage

Collission Damage Waiver (CDW): Damage you do to your campervan. i.e., any damage to the vehicle in an accident– hood, bumpers, windows, etc.

Third Party Liability: Damage you do to others’ property or injury to others. i.e. if you were to hit another car, cause damage to that car, and cause injuries to person(s) in that car

$35- Collision Damage Waiver (CDW)

What is a Collision Damage Waiver?

A CDW provides extra coverage as well as peace of mind. A collision damage waiver is not insurance, rather its a contract directly with Moterra, in which we agree not to hold you liable for collision damages to the rented van, beyond a $1,500 deductible. It’s important to note that the vans are valued at $120,000+. As long as renters abide by the terms of the rental agreement, A collision damage waiver eliminates your financial responsibility for collision damage that happens to the campervan outside from the deductible.

While a collision damage waiver is not required for a campervan rental from Moterra, keep in mind that when the campervan is in your possession, you are financially responsible for damages.

Moterras CDW is $35 a night, and can be added at check-out in available locations.

What does a Collision Damage Waiver not cover?

A Collision Damage Waiver does not cover any damage where the Rental Agreement Terms and Conditions have been violated. Damage to the campervan where the Terms and Conditions of the Rental Agreement are violated will forfeit any coverage that the Collision Damage Waiver provides. Losses caused from forces outside of a collision (such as vandalism or theft) are not covered.

Third-party damages or injury are also not covered under a Collision Damage Waiver. For a full list of exclusions, please see the Moterra Rental Agreement.

Third Party Liability Coverage Options

You are legally required to have Liability Coverage up to state minimums in order to drive. You may be covered under your personal auto policy, credit card, or other travel insurance policy. Moterra offers two types of Liability Coverage- Renters Contingent Liability Coverage (RCLI) which covers you to the minimum liability amount, and Supplemental Liability Insurance (SLI) which is excess of the state minimums up to $1 million.

Option 1. Full Liability Coverage (RCLI & SLI) up to $1million. $29 a night

Renters Contingent Liability Insurance up to state minimums, and excess Supplemental Liability Insurance up to $1,000000. Deductible is $2,500 for RLI, and $0 for SLI. You may have other insurance (such as, but not limited to, personal Auto insurance) that will be considered secondary insurance to the RLI policy and the SLI policy will be excess of that or any other applicable insurance policy. SLC Insurance brochure: HERE

Option 2. Renters Contingent Liability Insurance Only (RCLI) up to state minimums. $13 a night

Also known as Renters Contingency Insurance, this insurance covers you to the legal state minimum liability amount, as seen below. Deductible is $2,500. RCLI Insurance brochure: HERE
- California: $15,000/ $30,000/$5,000
- Wyoming: $25,000/$50,000/$20,000
- Utah: $25,000/$55,000/$15,000
- Montana: $25,000/$50,000/$10,000