Do I need to tell my own insurer if I have an accident driving a works vehicle?
I drive a delivery van for work. Do I need to tell my own insurer if I have an accident driving a works vehicle?
Asked on 1 October 2019 by wildwilly
Answered by
Honest John
Yes, you do - though it does get into murky waters. Some insurers may advise you do not, with others advising you do and may repudiate a claim if you fail to disclose. Contact your insurer either in writing or record the call and ask the question.
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