What does insured “on both sides” (des deux bords) mean?
Auto
It doesn’t mean the left and right sides of the car. It means having Chapter A, which pays for damage you cause to others, and Chapter B, which protects your own car. “Only one side” means Chapter A only.
A general answer. Your policy always has the final say.
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