Small Van Courier Insurance
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To request a quote, call us or complete our online form. We will need all of the key information relating to you, your vehicle, and what unique insurance requirements you have.
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After you've submitted our online form, we will call to check your key details and to discuss the level of cover you require. This will allow us to build the right policy to suit your unique needs.
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Once we have confirmed your details and your policy needs, we can compare the available options. We will then discuss the key details to make sure you fully understand the terms and conditions.
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Small Van Courier Insurance: What You Need to Know
Small vans can mean smaller premiums, if you get the right policy. Don’t pay for cover you don’t need. Our insurance matches your vehicle size, driving style, and delivery routes.
Why Choose Insurance Revolution for Small Van Courier Insurance
We work with UK insurers who value efficiency. Our policies are streamlined and competitively priced, perfect for self-employed drivers or small courier businesses operating in towns and cities.
FAQs
Often, yes. Small vans typically carry lower premiums due to their lighter loads, lower repair costs, and reduced risk profile. If you’re insuring a Berlingo or Partner, you could save compared to larger vans.
Yes – we can insure leased and financed vehicles. Simply provide your lease details when applying, and we’ll tailor the policy to match your agreement.
Yes, you can add additional drivers to your policy, whether it’s a partner, co-driver, or colleague. Multi-driver policies are available and can be adjusted easily.
Absolutely. You can be insured within 10 minutes of getting your quote, with all documents issued digitally.
Yes – all our support teams are UK-based. No frustrating offshore call centres. You’ll speak directly with a courier insurance expert who understands your needs.
Public liability is an optional add-on. It’s highly recommended if you interact with the public or drop parcels on client premises. It protects you if someone makes a claim against you for injury or property damage.