The Collectivity of Saint-Martin asks owners of end-of-life vehicles to contact their insurer within a week, in order to carry out the procedures for declaring a claim and have their vehicle evacuated from the public domain by their insurance as soon as possible. deadlines.
As the Community is cleaning up the territory, it needs these abandoned vehicles to be removed from the public domain as soon as possible.
In fact, in addition to obstructing traffic, obstructing parking and access to certain car parks, these end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) represent a danger for the safety of people and public health. ELVs promote vector-borne diseases by sheltering mosquito and insect gites.
Beyond the 8 days of tolerance granted, these end-of-life vehicles must be removed at the owners' expense. Get started quickly!
The Collectivity of Saint-Martin thanks you for your contribution and your understanding, this system being part of a public utility approach after the passage of Hurricane IRMA._AF
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Very good measure. But we should put pressure on the INSURERS rather than the disaster victims. Because for the most part the experts did not pass in spite of our declarations made ... thank you for diffusing this reality.