Expert Guides & Insurance Insights

If you own a van, choosing the right insurance matters. Many UK drivers assume standard van insurance covers every type of use, but that is not always true. The difference between business van insurance and personal van insurance can affect whether your insurer accepts or rejects a claim.

For tradespeople across the UK, choosing the right van is essential. Your van isn’t just transport, it’s a mobile workshop, storage unit and business asset rolled into one. In 2026, tradespeople are balancing payload capacity, reliability, fuel efficiency, emissions rules and running costs more than ever before.

Choosing your company car can be a confusing process but with these top tips you shouldn’t go wrong.

Choosing the right company car in 2026 is about far more than appearance or performance. With rising fuel costs, stricter emissions regulations and Benefit-in-Kind (BIK) tax playing a major role, company car drivers now need vehicles that balance tax efficiency, comfort, reliability and everyday running costs.

We recently did a post on things to consider when choosing a company car. Our first tip was the check the engine. We felt this deserved an article of its own to help you choose Diesel, Petrol, Electric or Hybrid.

Electric cars continue to grow in popularity across the UK, with more drivers switching from petrol and diesel in search of lower running costs and a reduced environmental impact. But with changes to electricity prices, road tax rules and charging infrastructure, how much does it really cost to run an electric vehicle (EV) in 2025?

Choosing the correct type of business van insurance is essential for anyone who uses a van for work. Whether you operate as a courier, run a trade business or manage a fleet of vehicles, you must select a policy type that reflects your day to day activities.

Choosing the correct car insurance use class is essential for staying legally compliant and ensuring your cover remains valid. Many UK drivers select the wrong class, which can create problems if they need to make a claim.

No claims bonus is one of the biggest ways drivers save money on motor insurance. Most people understand it for private cars, but when they move into business vehicles, vans or company fleets, the rules change