Motor trade cover insures you to drive a range of vehicles you don't own (customer vehicles, stock), while fleet cover insures vehicles your business owns outright — many businesses need a combination of both.
Yes, including road risk cover for driving to and from customer locations and liability cover for work carried out on-site.
Yes, combined motor trade policies can include premises, tools and liability alongside the road risk element.
Property, liability and business interruption cover shaped to how you actually trade.
Public and employers' liability cover to protect your business if things go wrong.
Cover for landlords and commercial property owners, single units to portfolios.