Short-term car insurance is useful if you need to use your car or borrow one for work-related reasons, but aren't insured to drive for business use.
If you have an accident while driving a car for business-related purposes and don't have the right level of cover, any claim you make could be refused. That could leave you in a very difficult situation, legally and financially - regardless of who's car you're driving.
If you're unsure whether you're already covered to drive your car for business use, check your policy documents or speak to your insurer.
Temporary business car insurance offers flexibility while also having the security of knowing you've got the right level of cover in place. And that applies whether it's a one-off business need or something running over a few weeks.
"By getting cover for your car only when you need it, you can give yourself the flexibility to pursue all your business needs without having to pay for a lengthy, annual policy.
Need to use your own car or borrow someone else's with their permission for business use? A temporary business policy means even if you have an accident, yours or the car owner's no-claims bonus isn't affected."
We work with our trusted partner Tempcover to find cover that suits all your needs. Tempcover is a leading provider of short-term car insurance. When you get a quote, we'll use the details you've given us to compare a range of trusted insurers who work with Tempcover. We'll then show you your best price based on your requirements.
Tempcover has helped thousands of customers over 15 years and are rated Excellent on Trustpilot.
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Page last reviewed: 05 October 2023
Reviewed by: Marc Pell
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