Most people are generally familiar with the term 'fleet', which describes many vehicles in one set of cars, owned by a single individual or company. Vehicles from taxis to ice cream trucks, almost any set of vehicles can be considered a fleet, and thus insured under a single insurance policy to save money.

Highways Agency Traffic Officers are not only to be found on most motorways they also patrol some 'A' class trunk roads. It is an offence not to comply with their directions.

This question confuses many people in the courier business. The reputed international courier service providers like DHL, FedEx and so on, do have top business insurance.

Fleet insurance is a specialised insurance mostly used by commercial companies when they are insuring five cars or more at a time. While the main objective of purchasing insurance is to protect the vehicles, this kind also helps your company save more money.

Thinking of buying insurance for your motor trade business? Don't know where to start? Well, the first thing you should be doing is evaluating what levels of cover you really need.

Almost everyone is familiar with the infamous 'White Van Man'. This guy is probably the least popular driver on the road today, often scoring very low in surveys and polls of other drivers in terms of their behaviour on the road.