Short-Term Van Insurance lets you quickly and easily get temporary coverage for your own or a borrowed van, ensuring you're protected when you need it most.
How Does Temporary Van Insurance Work?
Temporary van insurance provides flexible, short-term coverage for your own or a borrowed van. Simply choose your coverage period—ranging from hours to weeks—get an instant quote, and drive with confidence, knowing you're fully insured.
If you are currently not insured on a van that you need to drive, this policy is an independent policy that insures you to drive the van. It is fine if the van is already insured by someone else under their annual policy - as long as you have the owner's permission to borrow the van, you can purchase cover from Tempdriver to insure you to drive the van as well. The Tempdriver policy acts as a 'top up' policy to cover the additional risk of the temporary additional driver. You do not need to contact the insurer's of the annual policy.
Get an instant quote for simple and affordable Temporary Van Insurance from 1 hour up to 1 months, and be on your way in no time.
Here are some of the main reasons drivers use Short-Term Van Insurance:
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To borrow someone’s van for moving large furniture items
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Moving house or moving flat
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Taking children to university accommodation, carrying their furniture
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Doing some DIY work on your own home
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Taking bulky items to the recycling centre
How much does Short-Term Van Insurance Cost?
Short-Term Van Insurance costs from £35 per day. The cost will vary depending on the driver and van information and how long the short-term insurance is required for. Here are some of the things that can affect how much you pay for van insurance:
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The type of van: Bigger vans are more expensive to insure than smaller vans.
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How long you need the insurance for: The longer you need the insurance for, the more it will cost.
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Your age and driving experience: Younger drivers and drivers with a bad driving record pay more.
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The van's make and model: More expensive or rarer vans that are more likely to be stolen or involved in an accident cost more to insure.
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Where you live: Insurance is generally more expensive in cities than in rural areas, or areas with higher reported crime rates.
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Your claims history: If you've made claims in the past, you'll pay more.
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Your occupation: Some insurers charge more (or refuse to provide coverage) for van insurance if you use the van for work.
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Your credit score: Some insurers use your credit score to assess your risk and may charge more if you have a poor credit score.
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The van's condition: Some insurers may not insure vans that are damaged or have been modified.