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Anyone who has ever used the internet to find their insurance will know exactly how easy it is. Getting quotes is a simple matter and most policies will have plenty of information attached. So, if you are looking for the answer to a specific question, you will normally find out exactly what you need to know within a very short space of time. After all, there are many types of cover to choose from and it must be the correct one for your vehicle!

For example, if you are the owner of a van, then it is very important to know which category of insurance you need to be looking at. And this will all depend on what you actually use your vehicle for. Did you specifically buy it for work purposes? Or was it simply bought because it was a cheap and useful ‘run-around' to have?

There are two main types of UK van insurance; ‘Commercial' and ‘Domestic'. But if you have the wrong one of these in place for your vehicle, then it may prove to be completely void in the wake of an accident! So exactly how will insurance companies determine which of ...
... these categories you belong to?

Well, this can prove to be quite difficult. Every insurer will work in their own way and many will have a different take on what is deemed to be ‘domestic' or ‘commercial' use. Some owners will have definite commercial uses for their vehicles such as the transport of employees, the carriage of products from A to B or the delivery of parcels to clients. It is easy to see how any of these tasks would be classed as ‘commercial', but it is not all as clear cut as that...

Many van owners will use their vehicles for carrying tools, belongings or equipment every once in a blue moon. So that would still be seen as ‘domestic' use, wouldn't it? And what about taking rubbish down to the local tip for your elderly next door neighbor? Surely this would not be classed as ‘commercial' use?

As you can see, this is another very good reason to shop around for your vehicle insurance. By reading all of the information about a policy before taking it out, then you will be fully aware of what you are/are not protected against. This research will only take you a very short time and it could prevent you from inadvertently making the wrong decision! After all, what is the point in having insurance for your van if it is totally the wrong type of cover? And if the worst ever does happen, it will be good to know that you are properly protected.

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