Wheels, tyres, windscreens and overhead damage are not covered by the insurer which is normal for vehicle hire policies. The insurance excess is the amount that the hirer is liable for in case of damage to the vehicle while on hire unless a third party with insurance admits responsibility. Traffic Self Drive continues to offer an excess level that is one of the lowest on the market, and we aim to be transparent about the excess where most hire companies are reluctant to publish about their excess level.
See Optional Extras page for details. Companies with fleet insurance policies can insure hire vehicles on their own policy, which has the advantage that companies can insure any person they wish to drive the vehicle, allowing multiple drivers without needing to provide license details for each driver.
Insurance for one driver is included by Traffic Self Drive in the hire cost. For details on insurance for multiple drives see Optional Extras.
An accident pack is supplied in the glovebox of each vehicle. From the scene of the incident, call You will need to record details of the other vehicle involved most importantly the registration number and take photographs of both vehicles, as explained in the accident pack.
Telephone the Traffic Self Drive office Please be aware that keys are chip-coded and the process of obtaining a replacement can be slow and expensive. You would be responsible for the full cost of replacing a key and will probably experience some inconvenience while we attempt to supply a spare key. We deliver cars to home and work addresses within a range of approximately 10 miles from our base in St Albans.
See Delivery Page for details. We offer an airport delivery service at London Heathrow airport and Luton airport. Head Office Customers: Email [email protected]. Prepare for new rules for transporting goods to or through Europe using vans. View your driving licence information to check what types of vehicles you can drive. Find out how to add higher categories to your driving licence.
You can check when its tax runs out. You need to get an MOT for your van every year when it reaches 3 years old. The MOT fees table shows the maximum you can be charged. You must have vehicle insurance to drive a van.
Check the level of cover you need and tell your insurance company whether your van is for social or business use, as this will affect your policy. Vans have lower speed limits than cars and car-type vans. You can check how much your van weighs at a local weighbridge. Load your goods evenly throughout the cargo area, with the heaviest items at the bottom. Driving a van: weight limits and loading. Get this information from the relevant embassies.
Any restrictions will be displayed on a plated sign. Some roads have loading bay facilities. You must keep your van safe to drive. The walkaround checklist shows simple safety checks you can do.
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View all new car reviews. Car deals. View all deals. In summary: Check what license you have by looking at the categories on the back of your driving license. The B category license will let you drive all vans below 3.
A C1 license enables you to drive vans up to 7. For large vans, check the plated weight of the vehicle by looking at the little plaque.
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