We can offer van cover for a wide range of vehicle types and usage.
Cover for a wide array of commercial van types, owner occupations and vehicle usage
Friendly advisers on-hand to help get you the right quote quickly
Access to specialist van insurers
You can choose to pay your van insurance in 10 monthly Direct Debit instalments
We have developed longstanding relationships with some of the largest companies in the market, including Aviva, AXA, Ageas, LV and NIG, in order to continue to provide affordable van insurance policies.
Our panel of insurers means we can compare multiple options, saving you time and money by avoiding you having to ring round individual insurance companies.
Our quick and easy process offers you instant van insurance on the day, with full policy documentation sent by e-mail. If you prefer you can request them to be sent by or post.
When you take out 'Comprehensive' cover, our van insurance includes Green Card cover that provides you with the same level of cover you have in the UK when you drive abroad. Your personal belongings in the vehicle, permanent audio equipment and theft of keys are also all included with the 'Comprehensive' insurance.
When you need to make a claim, we'll guide you through the process and get your claim settled as quickly as possible.
This is a discount awarded for the completion of 12 months of continuous claim free motor insurance. NCB can only be earned and used in your own name and on one vehicle at a time.
A past NCB is not acceptable if it expired more than two years prior to the inception of your new policy.
NCB is reduced after a fault claim (please refer to your policy wording for details of NCB reduction scale).
If you are unsure if your NCB is still valid you can call our experienced advisers on 0344 892 1664 who will be happy to help.
This is the first part of each claim which you (not your insurer) are responsible and must pay. There are two types of excess:
Compulsory excess - This is an excess that has been applied as a requirement by your insurer and will vary according to your personal circumstances and the terms of cover provided. A compulsory excess may be required if you drive a particular type of vehicle or you have inexperienced drivers on your policy.
A compulsory excess will apply to all damage claims including fire, malicious damage, theft and windscreen claims.
Voluntary excess - You can increase the amount of your voluntary excess and reduce the premium. This will apply in addition to the compulsory excess under the policy. You can ask for a variety of voluntary excesses to suit you when discussing your quotation.
A fault claim is recorded when an accident is either:
If your insurer pays for your damages in a claim, for example where a third party hit you, but then recovers their costs via the third party's insurer, this would be recorded as a non-fault claim as your insurer was not liable.
Yes, it is always advisable to tell your insurer of any incident the insured vehicle is involved in, so that your file is always fully updated, even if no claim is to be made.
An electronic immobiliser is a device fitted to the vehicle that disables the engine of your vehicle when it is not in operation by you. Many newer vehicles have these factory fitted by the manufacturer and are normally shown within your vehicle brochure. It is also possible to have these fitted by a garage or specialist, who would supply a certificate of installation detailing the exact model of your vehicle's immobiliser. A copy of your fitment certificate may be required.
A manual immobiliser is a device which is usually placed on the steering wheel or gear lever of your vehicle.
There are two types of Thatcham graded immobiliser:
* Who are Thatcham? Officially known as the Motor Insurance Repair Research Centre (MIRRC) established in 1969 by the motor insurance industry, have been at the forefront of vehicle safety, repair and security for many years. Since the 1990s The Thatcham Categories for Immobilisers and Alarms have set the benchmark for the motor industry. After research by Thatcham engineers, security devices can achieve Thatcham Security Certification after assessment of their features and performance. Appropriately assessed devices can then meet Thatcham Security Certification
You need to add goods in transit cover to ensure your contents are insured.
To help you spread the cost of your premiums, we offer a quick and easy direct debit instalment scheme for spreading payment over ten months.
Please visit our dedicated direct debit page to find out more.
A variety of payment options are available and the interest transaction charge and annual percentage rate (APR%) vary according to the amount of the premium, the number of monthly instalments and type of premium finance scheme selected. We will give you full details of the additional amount payable, instalment amounts, number of instalments and APR when you ask us for a quotation.
If you want to know more about our monthly payment option, please read our dedicated page on Direct Debit.
Please see your policy documents for full details of any exclusions.
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