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Your CTP is going up.
NSW CTP Greenslips change from 1 July and no one bothered to tell us because they thought we wouldn’t notice.
The Motorcycle Council of NSW and Bikers Australia are unaware of the extent of the changes based on my calls to them today.
The new categories are as follows;
100 to 226
226 to 726
726 to 1125
1125 to 1325
1325 and over

Bike Capacity
Pre 1 July
New Price 1 July
Percent increase
250
$252
$465
84%
600
$663
$465
-30%
750
$663
$682
3%
1000
$663
$682
3%
1150
$663
$880
32%
1350
$663
$780
18%

Prices are an average of the top 3 prices gleaned from the MAA Greenslip calculator.
Information based on;
2004 model bike
Metro area rego.
Driver 48 Y/O
No Demerit points
No other insurance
No roadside assist.
No at fault
Private Registration

URL Legislative Assembly members
http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/prod/parlment/members.nsf/V3ListCurrentLAMembers?open&vwCurr=CurrLAByElectorate (http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/prod/parlment/members.nsf/V3ListCurrentLAMembers?open&vwCurr=CurrLAByElectorate)

MAA Minister responsible fro CTP rises.
Special Minister For State
Eric Roozendaal
Phone 9228 3535
Fax 9228 4469
enquiries@treasurer.nsw.gov.au



Minister for Transport
John Robertson
office@robertson.minister.nsw.gov.au
Phones 9230 2152 and 9228 5661
Faxes 9230 2352 and 92285168

Minister for Roads David Borger
Phones 9637 1656 and 9228 3555
Faxes   9897 1434 and 9228 3585
 minister@borger.minister.nsw.gov.au

Shadow Minister for Roads Andrew Stoner

oxley@parliament.nsw.gov.au

Barry O’Farrell
Opposition Leader



Verity Firth
Minister for Balmain
Phones 9660 7586   9228 4130
Faxes 9660 6112    9228 4131
balmian@parliament.nsw.gov.au
office@firth.minister.nsw.gov.au



Basically email/write/drop into your local member  and the transport minister and advise the following;
You vote and will vote for the person that supports you.
Ask why is this happening
Ask what are they doing about it.
Ask why the split of capacities is so obviously designed to gouge the maximum amount out of Motorcyclists

Thanks Aunty, the info has been shared here already.
I think the prices don't reflect people with full comp insurance. 

Which insurers take comprehensive insurance into account?
Shopping around at the moment tried QBE CTP stays the same &
NRMA takes nearly $200 off their CTP.

Any others?

Pretty much all companies change their rate with the level of insurance on the bike. I found GIO was the cheapest at the mo with a bike with comp insurance.

Rob

GIO has been the best for me in the last two years.
Spoke to QBE to try to keep all my insurance together for a discount but CTP is run by a different part of the
company and they don't take into account loyalty.

Best bet is to try the Green Slip comparison website, I think it's MTA it gives you the best prices then chose the one that you want.

MAA Matty:

http://prices.maa.nsw.gov.au/index.html (http://prices.maa.nsw.gov.au/index.html)

We have also been using GIO the last couple of years ... and like I said mine is slightly cheaper this year than last (under the new system).

Yeah they do Matty. You pay the CTP prior to insurance, so it doesn't come into play...  :'(

It costs me the same to register a 1982 triumph as it does to register the S4RS!!

I noticed that the 250cc bikes are getting a huge increase, do you think that this is due to so many people buying small bikes/vespas that the Government feels that they are losing money? 

According to the MAA website, if I get CTP starting 31 June, it'll cost an average of $592 (min $496, max $665).  If I get the same insurance starting 1 July, that drops to an average of $445 (min $373, max $467).

I'm not complaining.  That's $147 to spend on bling.

250
$252
$465
84%

Faaark!

Glad I aint on a toofiddy.

CTP = compulsory third party, this is not property insurance it's third party PERSONAL insurance, so if you kill/injure a pillion or other member of the public it covers them for their injuries/death/suffering/permanent disability etc.
irrespective of whether you have your comprehensive cover with the same company it's state regulated and as it's compulsory they don't give a shit, so no discount, you just have to shop for the best deal.
Amazing how every govt. department is conspiring to syphon us dry! Our qld govt. has put laws into place for $100 fines for "public nuisance" like swearing.
there's far too many levels of govt. in this country considering our population.

 

I hear ya Loony!!

We don't get a choice in Vic! And we get the privilege of contributing another $50 (Safety Levy??  [roll] ) to the States Coffers  for stuff all benefit to us motorcyclists!  [bang]

Well where else are they gonna get the money for the cameras?

cameras don't bother me, i look "dead sexy!" :-X


paul

Cameras are like an out of control nuclear atomic pile!! Completely self generating, ( until melt down destruction!? One can hope?  [bang] [roll] )

Well kinda, sorta. Yes its compulsory but technically has been 'de-regulated' that is how you are able to shop around.

Apparently the cost does also vary as to whether you have comprehensive as well - this may be a multi-policy discount or perhaps just a reflection of perceived risk taking. Insurance companies policy, logic and pricing aren't meant to make sense you know.

The killer is that new-ish MCIS levy. From memory (of the lauch blurb) is for catastrophic injuries to injured parties ... but still is not to protect the driver/rider (this may have changed?). So if that is that is the case why is it more for bikes than cars ... especially if you don't carry a pillion.