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TrueBlueTerrier
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Royal Mail doesn't have insurance they have a bond, in essence, they self insure all drivers. The police know that RM operates under the bond system so if you are in a liveried vehicle they'll know you are covered.leolion855 wrote:Probs a stupid question, but for those of that drive the RM fleet, how do you know you are insured to drive them?, ive never seen any paperwork with my name on that says im insured to drive a rm van.
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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Royal Mail doesn't have insurance they have a bond, in essence, they self insure all drivers. The police know that RM operates under the bond system so if you are in a liveried vehicle they'll know you are covered.leolion855 wrote:Probs a stupid question, but for those of that drive the RM fleet, how do you know you are insured to drive them?, ive never seen any paperwork with my name on that says im insured to drive a rm van.
interesting! what about the current hire vans then?
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They'll either come under the Bond in a legal agreement with the hire company, or part of the hire includes Corporate drivers rather than named.leolion855 wrote:TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Royal Mail doesn't have insurance they have a bond, in essence, they self insure all drivers. The police know that RM operates under the bond system so if you are in a liveried vehicle they'll know you are covered.leolion855 wrote:Probs a stupid question, but for those of that drive the RM fleet, how do you know you are insured to drive them?, ive never seen any paperwork with my name on that says im insured to drive a rm van.
interesting! what about the current hire vans then?
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