Anyone else take their Westie to work today ?

[Dave Eastwood (Gadgetman) - Club Chairman]

Also be careful on the work one!

If you have standard type social, domestic and work cover, it's normally solely for the purpose of commuting between home and a single, fixed place of work. It does not cover you for driving to clients, or other offices or "variable" places of work, (for those that work at clients sites etc).

For that sort of use you need to add business use, and with A Plan at least, I specified annual mileage limit for such use. It's not to bad though, IIRC it used to add around £30 ish per year to my insurance.

[Stu Faulkner]

19 minutes ago, Dave Eastwood (Gadgetman) - WSCC AO Rep said:

Also be careful on the work one!

If you have standard type social, domestic and work cover, it's normally solely for the purpose of commuting between home and a single, fixed place of work. It does not cover you for driving to clients, or other offices or "variable" places of work, (for those that work at clients sites etc).

For that sort of use you need to add business use, and with A Plan at least, I specified annual mileage limit for such use. It's not to bad though, IIRC it used to add around £30 ish per year to my insurance.

I've just added commuting to my policy with Aplan and it cost me £12.00. It cost a further £25.00 in admin costs but I suppose I should have added it from the start. 

[Thrustyjust]

Mine was in the general carpark outside my office , but it also is the tyre place next door, which is why it was parked there to get the tracking done