The Insurance Information and Supervision Centre (SBM) is encouraging drivers to evaluate their road performance through official records instead of relying only on personal opinion. To support this, SBM is drawing attention to the Driver Claims History Certificate, a service that allows motorists to review key details of their driving background in a single verified document.
According to data shared by SBM, nearly 90 percent of drivers describe themselves as being above average behind the wheel. Yet self-assessment does not always match documented driving history. This is why reviewing objective records can offer a more accurate understanding of a driver’s real performance.
What the certificate reveals
The Driver Claims History Certificate brings together several important details in one official record. It can include information such as accident history, the driver’s level of fault in previous crashes, licence details, and penalty points. By presenting this information clearly, the document helps drivers measure their habits and track record based on verifiable facts.
SBM also notes that the certificate is valuable not only for personal awareness but also in situations where dependable information about someone’s driving past may be needed. In this sense, the document serves both as a self-evaluation tool and as a trusted reference source.
Further details about the Driver Claims History Certificate can be found on the relevant section of the SBM website: https://lnkd.in/dpqSs5aX
