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Vans with higher market values or specialist equipment tend to cost more to insure.
Multi-van insurance lets you insure several vans under one policy, making it easier to manage and often cheaper than taking out separate cover for each vehicle. It usually covers three or more vans and can include multiple drivers too.
It’s ideal if you own or drive several vans, whether for personal use or as part of a small business.
For larger businesses with many vehicles and drivers, fleet insurance might be a better fit. It works in a similar way but is designed for companies that need broader cover across their entire fleet.
Multi-van insurance can often work out cheaper than taking out separate policies for each van. The exact cost depends on both the vehicles and the drivers involved, but many insurers offer discounts for multi-van cover.
Here are some of the main factors that affect the price:
Vans with higher market values or specialist equipment tend to cost more to insure.
Your driving experience, claims history and any previous convictions can all influence the premium.
Adding more drivers to the policy can increase the cost, although it’s often still better value than arranging individual policies.
Insurers assess how risky your work is – for example, trades that involve regular deliveries or long-distance driving may face higher premiums.
The best way to find cheap multi-van insurance is to compare quotes from different providers.
Prices vary depending on the vans, drivers and level of cover, but there are several ways to help bring costs down:
If you have several drivers, insurers may see the overall risk as lower — especially if some drivers have clean records. This can make a multi-van policy better value than taking out separate policies.
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) groups vans from 1 to 20. Vans in lower groups cost less to insure, while those in higher groups are more expensive.
If your vans vary in make and model, compare the cost of insuring them individually with adding them to a multi-van policy to see which offers the best deal.
Multi-van insurance offers similar protection to standard van insurance, but it applies to several vehicles under one policy. What’s included can vary between providers, so it’s always worth checking the details.
Most policies typically include or exclude the following:
Vehicles on the policy: All vans listed under your multi-van insurance.
Named drivers: The driver or drivers authorised to use the vans.
Third-party cover: Protection for damage caused to other people, vehicles or property — this is the minimum legal level of cover.
Van contents: Business equipment and tools, if you’ve chosen a business-use policy.
Wear and tear: General ageing or gradual damage to your vans.
European travel: Most policies only cover driving in the UK unless you add European cover.
Younger drivers: Some insurers set a minimum age for who can be included.
Accidental damage: Not always included as standard — you may need to add it.
Business use: You’ll need a business policy if you use your vans for work rather than personal driving.
You can tailor a multi-van insurance policy with a range of optional extras, usually for an additional cost.
Common add-ons include:
Provides roadside assistance if your van breaks down away from home or work.
Extends your cover to include driving in Europe.
Gives you a temporary replacement van while yours is being repaired.
Covers the cost of replacing lost or stolen keys.
Pays for repairs or replacement if your windscreen is cracked or damaged.
Covers legal expenses if you need to make or defend a claim following an accident.
When choosing between multi-van cover or separate policies for each van you need to consider the admin saving, as well as any difference in price. It’s worth checking the maximum number of vans which can be covered under multi-van cover as this could vary between insurers. You should also consider whether a fleet insurance policy with any driver cover (rather than having to name individual drivers) would work best for you.
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Getting a multi-van insurance quote is straightforward. To compare deals accurately, you’ll need the following details:
Include the make, model, age and registration number of every van you want to insure.
Provide the licence number, address, date of birth, profession and driving history (including any past claims) for each driver on the policy.
You’ll need to confirm whether the vans are for private use or business use, as this affects the type of cover and price.
If you’ve earned a no-claims discount, you can usually apply it to one of your vehicles — but it can’t be used on multiple vans at once.
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It depends on the insurer and the policy but usually just one driver will be insured to drive multiple vans.
If you’ve bought a multi-cover policy, you may be able to add cars and vans to it.
You can usually only use a no claims discount once, on one other vehicle, but it’s worth checking with an insurer first.
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