GVW stands for Gross Vehicle Weight. This means the total, fully laden weight of the vehicle in question, and is normally measured in “tonnes”, a tonne being 1,000 kgs.
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What does GVW Mean?
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I have a few different vehicles used for Haulage and Courier work, and plan to buy others in the next year. Can I have a fleet insurance policy?
Yes. There are several companies that offer fleet insurance policies suitable for couriers and haulage firms. In fact, fleet insurance policies are designed from the outset to be extremely flexible. Continue reading
What is a Fleet Insurance Claims Experience?
When running a private car, if you make no claims on your insurance policy for twelve months, you are generally rewarded with a discount off the following renewal premium of that policy.
With a fleet, things are a little different, due to the sheer number of vehicles that may be covered on a single policy. Continue reading
What is Product Liability Insurance?
In short, product liability covers liability associated with parts or products that are sold.
In practical terms, what this means is Continue reading
What is Professional Indemnity Insurance?
Professional Indemnity insurance is similar to public liability insurance, but covers liability arising from losses due to advice given or design work.
Professional trades such as Continue reading
What is Employers’ Liability Insurance?
If you employ anyone, or you are a limited company, it is a legal requirement to have employers’ liability insurance to provide cover should an employee be injured or hurt in the course of carrying out their work. The only exceptions to this are Continue reading
Can I include my spouse on my courier policy for social, domestic and pleasure use?
On the whole, with the majority of commercial vehicle policies, whether for car or van, Continue reading
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What is a 5 lever mortice lock?
A 5 lever mortice lock is a standard type of lock that deadlocks, (unlike a yale lock that operates on a catch).
The word mortice refers to Continue reading