Fleet
How does fleet insurance work?
Fleet insurance covers several business vehicles under one policy and one renewal date. Here are the basics, cover levels and what you need for a quote.
Fleet insurance covers several vehicles under one policy with a single renewal date. Pricing is usually based on the vehicles and the fleet's overall risk, rather than on naming each driver.
The basics of a fleet policy
Instead of insuring each vehicle separately, a fleet policy brings them together on one schedule, so you manage everything in one place. In practice this means:
- All vehicles share a common renewal date
- Cover is rated on the fleet's overall risk and claims record
- You can often use an any driver basis for flexibility
- Vehicles can be added or removed during the policy as your needs change
Cover levels
You choose a level of cover, as with a single vehicle:
- Comprehensive, covering damage to your own vehicles as well as third parties
- Third party, fire and theft
- Third party only, the legal minimum for driving on UK roads
Some policies let you mix levels across the fleet. Optional extras such as breakdown cover or goods in transit may also be available.
Who uses fleet insurance
Fleet policies suit businesses that run several vehicles: trades with a few vans, delivery firms, hire companies and businesses with company cars. The vehicles do not have to be the same type. See our fleet insurance page for more.
Setting it up
To get started, gather your vehicle details, driver information and claims history. With Kompare, you fill in a short form and a specialist FCA-authorised broker from our panel contacts you about quotes and suitable cover. Read how we work for more.

