What isn't covered by temporary van insurance?
Like a 12-month van insurance policy, there are certain things that won't be covered by a temporary insurance policy. These include:
- Driving other vehicles
- Additional drivers
- Releasing the van from an impound
- Any damage to trailers
- Any personal belongings or tools
Driving other vehicles. You’ll only be covered for the van that’s listed under the policy.
Additional drivers. Only the policyholder will be covered.
Releasing the van from an impound will be down to the policyholder. Any fees won’t be covered by your policy.
Any damage to trailers being towed by the van.
Any personal belongings or tools being carried in the van.
Types of van insurance
Commercial van insurance
protects your van and its cargo if you use your van for haulage or business use.
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