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The millionaire figure Adres paid in 2025 for accidents with vehicles without Soat
The Administrator of Health System Resources (Adres) reported that in 2025 it disbursed $702 billion to cover claims derived from traffic accidents in which vehicles did not have mandatory traffic accident insurance (Soat). This figure represents a significant increase of 44% compared to 2024, when payments reached $489 billion, evidencing greater financial pressure on the system.
TL;DR
- Adres paid $702 billion in 2025 for traffic accident claims from vehicles without Soat, a 44% increase from 2024.
- New claims decreased by 5.7% in 2025 compared to 2024, with 430,651 cases related to accidents without Soat.
- The majority of victims (64.8%) were men, and those aged 20-39 represented 46.7% of victims.
- Valle del Cauca, Atlántico, Córdoba, Magdalena, and Bogotá accounted for over half of the total claim value.
- Unidentified "ghost vehicles" represented 45.5% of claims, while motorcycles without Soat made up 95.9% of identified vehicle claims.