An exclusion rider is a clause in an insurance policy that specifically excludes coverage for certain things or conditions. It means that the insurance company will not pay for any expenses related to the listed exclusions. Full definition
If a private pilot has additional adverse risk factors, such as an aviation violation or history of epilepsy, life insurance carriers may require the aforementioned aviation exclusion rider. (quotacy.com)
Insurance companies use exclusion riders to limit the kinds of claims that your disability would cover. (policygenius.com)
This includes coverage with NO war restrictions or war - zone exclusion riders. (rootfin.com)