Two vehicles or two hundred, on one policy with one renewal date. Simpler administration and usually better pricing than insuring each vehicle separately.
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Request a Quote →Staggered individual policies mean constant administration and vehicles that quietly lapse. A single schedule with one date removes both problems.
It rarely makes sense to insure a fifteen-year-old pickup on the same basis as a new van. We set the level vehicle by vehicle.
If staff share vehicles, a named-driver policy will fail at the worst moment. We make sure the driving arrangement on the policy matches what actually happens.
One point of contact for every incident, rather than each driver arguing with a different insurer.
Insurers commonly treat three or more as a fleet, though some will consider two. Below that, individual policies are usually the better route. Tell us what you run and we will say honestly which structure suits you.
Only if the policy is written that way. An any-authorised-driver basis costs more but removes the risk of an uninsured journey when someone covers a shift. If vehicles are shared at all, it is usually worth it.
Yes, and it is often the sensible answer. Newer or financed vehicles on comprehensive, older low-value ones on third party. One policy, one renewal, cover matched to each vehicle.
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