Commercial Motor Insurance

Your professional success depends in no small part on keeping the wheels of your business turning. Backed by a panel of experienced and competitive insurers, buy through RAC Business Insurance to find suitable cover at a competitive price.

Whether you’re running one vehicle or a major fleet, no matter the profile of your business, RAC Insurance’s trusted partners will work with you to find the insurance solution most appropriate for your needs.
For those running fleets of vehicles, our risk-management-led approach can help reduce accidents and lower premiums.
Whether you have a single vehicle or a major fleet, should an accident happen and you need help with a claim, the team of claims specialists at Brightside are just a phone call away.

Every business running vehicles – be they cars, vans or trucks – needs not just motor insurance, but general business insurance too covering your assets and liabilities – and a host of other contingencies too.

Fleet Insurance

RAC Business Insurance work with expert partners to provide insurance cover to businesses operating vehicle fleets in sectors that include building, construction, distribution and logistics. The team of insurance industry specialists will work with you to help reduce both the frequency and severity of accidents, helping to keep those essential wheels turning.

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All cover is subject to insurer's underwriting criteria and full terms and conditions, which are available on request.

Bespoke commercial insurance policies may have limitations and exclusions so please make sure you read all the documentation when you receive it to make sure you are happy with the cover provided.

You have a legal obligation (as a buyer of commercial insurance), to disclose information before entering (or changing) a contract of insurance. We call this your duty to make a Fair Presentation of Risk.

It means that when you seek insurance, you need to volunteer and disclose all material information that is known by you (or should be known by you), which an insurer would want to know when it’s deciding whether to offer insurance cover and, if so, on what terms and at what price.

You need to make sure that facts are correct or substantially correct, and statements of expectation or belief are made in good faith.