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What is a Greenslip?

Compulsory motor vehicle insurance

Green slip is a generic term for Compulsory Third Party (CTP) Insurance. Greenslips are also called CTP greenslips, green slips, greenslip insurance, CTP and CTP Insurance.

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

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

See who and what is covered by your green slip.

Two schemes

When you buy a green slip in NSW you participate in 2 schemes:

  1. Third-party Insurance scheme – provides compensation for people who are killed or injured in a road accident
  2. Lifetime Care and Support scheme – provides separate benefits for people catastrophically injured in a road accident.

Compare CTP green slip prices.

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