Fleet insurance

The cost of insurance is proving a real issue, as the knock-on effects of the move to electric, advanced technologies and soaring parts prices begin to bite.

Paying the cost of vehicle repair or insurance excess is just the tip of the iceberg, with the true cost of a collision being much greater. Andrew Ryan reports

In-cab cameras can help reduce insurance premiums, but fleets looking for instant discounts may be disappointed. Andrew Ryan reports.

Fleets can reduce their costs by opting for self-insurance ahead of comprehensive cover. But who does it suit and what are the benefits and drawbacks? Ben Rooth reports

Drivers must be first to capture third party details following a collision, or fleets could face a bill ten times higher than necessary. Emma Cooper reports

The cost of fleet insurance is not beyond your control – taking action on a number of areas can reduce it. Here are the key areas to consider when renewing your policy

Thousands of drivers that use their own vehicle for business journeys are driving without the appropriate business insurance.

Insurers are increasingly turning their attention to more accurate ways of assessing motoring risk, including telematics.

Too many fleets switch insurance companies or brokers on an annual basis in pursuit of saving a few pounds per vehicle.

Louise Cole asks underwriters how to lower premiums.

Fleet insurance can be one of the most expensive costs for companies.

Don Moore, vice-president of sales, Enterprise Rent-A-Car, advises on why it is important to keep track of third-party insurance costs

Should fleets give their young employees the keys to company vehicles?

Check your vehicles are on the insurance database

New rules governing the way insurers manage motor claims have the potential to reduce fleets insurance premiums significantly.