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Truck Insurance — Comprehensive and Third Party, Trailer (Owned and Non-Owned), Downtime Cover, Marine Carriers, Public Liability.
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This page offers comprehensive Scania truck insurance information and quotes, covering various risks like accidents, theft, and damage to protect your commercial vehicle and business operations.
Running a business with a Scania truck is a big deal. You need your truck to be on the road and working hard. But what if something goes wrong? Accidents, breakdowns, or even theft can stop your business in its tracks. That's where Scania Truck Insurance comes in. It's designed to protect your valuable Scania truck, your cargo, and your livelihood, giving you peace of mind.
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Questions about Scania Truck Insurance and General Enquiries
Scania Truck Insurance is designed for the specific needs and value of Scania vehicles. While it covers general risks, policies can be tailored to Scania models, ensuring you get suitable protection for their unique parts and technology.
Yes, if you drive your Scania truck on public roads, you are legally required to have at least Third-Party Liability insurance. This covers damage or injury you might cause to others. Most businesses choose more comprehensive cover to protect their own truck as well.
Getting a quote is easy! You'll need some basic details about your Scania truck (model, age, mileage), how you use it (what you carry, how many miles), and your driving history. Simply click our 'Get a Quote' button or fill out our online form to get started quickly.
Truck insurance typically consists of liability coverage, cargo coverage, comprehensive coverage, and personal accident insurance. We can tailor options to suit you.
A few factors that can affect your premium include the type of vehicle you drive, your driving record, the type and amount of coverage you choose, and the amount of your excess also known as a deductible.
You can lower your truck insurance premium by increasing your excess, shopping around for the best rate by using us as your insurance broker (we do the work for you!), and maintaining a good driving record.
In the event of an accident or claim, you should contact your us or your insurer right away.
Yes, if you need full comprehensive coverage on the trailer you will need to list the trailer on your policy. Some policies will include some default coverage up to a certain limit (usually $50,000 to 100,000) but this is usually for a liability aspect only.
Yes, comprehensive truck insurance policies provide coverage for theft and fire.
Generally speaking, you will need to take out dangerous goods liability coverage for protection. These limits can range so it's important you talk to us.
It's important to note though that some policies will have radius limits on them depending what you declared when setting up the policy. If you go outside of this radius limit there may be extra excesses applicable or issues in a claim.
Shielded uses quite a few when we quote and compare. These include Zurich, NTI, HMIA, Penn, Global Transport (GT), ATL, CGU, Vero, Hollard, Allianz, and QBE. Keep in mind we're not limited to these insurers, others do exist. It all comes down to what type of truck it is and what the purpose the truck will be used for.
