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Internal and external coverage: You need to ensure that the motor trade insurance makes reference to the vehicle in your jurisdiction and outside the jurisdiction. If you are living in Montana and the policy says they will not cover you for New York, then you need to find an alternative route. The geographical location might also be used by the provider to ascertain whether you are a genuine business looking for cover or whether you are a charlatan that is trying to get cover fraudulently.
Part time and full time business: Not every garage owner is a full time operative. You need to clarify your employment status. For example your work might be on a mobile basis where you visit the client's home. These facts are needed so that the provider can offer you a reasonable premium. They also help to ascertain the level of risk that you have in relation to the policy requirements. Working from home is not necessarily a barrier to getting this type of insurance coverage.
A variety of dealerships: There is recognition that the motor trade business is diverse. Therefore the inclusion clauses might refer to sports fame outlets, imported car dealerships and repair shops. It is advisable that the provider is fully away of the exact nature of the business so that they can accurately assess the type of risk that they are taking on when they offer motor trade insurance. You might be able to access discounted rates or security coverage as part of the premium.
You must provide a valid driving license: Learner drivers cannot expect to access motor trade insurance. In fact it is important that they are not allowed anywhere near the vehicles under this policy. The provider will invalidate the agreement once they discover that the car is being driven by someone without the requisite entitlement to drive it. In those circumstances there is a presumption of full disclosure prior to taking on the policy.
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