To avoid being fined $1,160,000 for driving a vehicle, be it a motorcycle or car with expired mandatory insurance, it is important that you verify the status and validity of your Soat, either through the website or in the application of Soat.
In order to verify the Soat and find out when it expires and thus not incur any infraction, you can go to the website of the Runt Single National Traffic Registry (www.runt.com.co).
Even the consultation can be done through its mobile application.
It is enough to enter the vehicle license plate and the number of the owner’s document and thus obtain the required information.
The compulsory insurance policy is what is known in popular jargon as a ‘check payable’.
To check if the car or motorcycle insurance is in force, you can also do it through the ‘Soat Virtual’ application that is available for Android and iOS devices.
can even alone scan the QR code of the digital policyly you will get all the information.
To check the soat by license plate and when it expires, you can go to the Runt website and look for the “Vehicle Query by license plate” module.
There you can enter the data of the vehicle’s license plate number and identification document and also review the history of the car, including the insurance status.
So you can know if your Soat is legal
Keep in mind before buying the policy that the value is set by the Government, so You may hesitate if they try to sell it at a lower or higher price.
When putting the ends of the document together, the word ‘Soat’ should be read, in addition to the colors and quality of the paper are also characteristic. Keep in mind that the document must include a barcode that will serve to identify the validity of the policy.
Buy it in authorized centers and also when entering the website or the insurer’s web page you can verify the related information with the digital Soat and should be allowed to download the policy in PDF format.
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