Using a van for courier work thats leased by another company

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KB Light Haulage

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Is it possible to use a van for courier work when it is leased by another company. The company in question is my wifes and they can lease a brand new lwb vivaro and was wondering if anyone knew if it was legal for me to use courier work and would i be able to insure in my name or would it have to be in the companies name.

RAPID LIGHT TRANSPORT LTD.

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I imagine the only correct answer would be to ask the leasing company

021 SAMEDAY

3691

Main thing to watch out for would be excess mileage charges imposed at the end of some leases.

And of course correct insurances.

KB Light Haulage

9
Original Poster

KB Light Haulage said:


Is it possible to use a van for courier work when it is leased by another company. The company in question is my wifes and they can lease a brand new lwb vivaro and was wondering if anyone knew if it was legal for me to use courier work and would i be able to insure in my name or would it have to be in the companies name.

Cheers

Fastback Parcel Solutions

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You cant have 2 ins policies for same vehicle so if its insured thru other company you wont be able to insure it yourself, so you would have to check with other company if their insurance would cover a non-employee on their company policy, i doubt it would, if it does then you would also have to check whether it includes " for hire and reward "

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