Before taking your motorhome out, check three things: you're legally allowed to drive it, what belongings are actually covered if stolen or damaged, and whether you're comfortable being a named driver in breakdown situations.
3 essential things to check on your vehicle insurance before your next motorhoming or campervanning trip. Number 1, can you legally drive the vehicle? Whether it's down to your age, a change in a medical condition, or perhaps it's the first time you're crossing into Europe and you haven't previously had European cover, is it legal for the vehicle and you to be driving it wherever you're planning on going? Number 2, what exactly is insured? If you take a laptop or an expensive camera or a drone and then you park up somewhere outside a city and go off for the day to explore, explore and somebody breaks into your van, what exactly is covered on theft or damage? You need to be very clear on that. And thirdly, if you are a named driver on the vehicle but you're not comfortable driving it, that could affect any recovery or breakdown cover that you've got. So if you're heading into a mountainous region and something happens to the main driver, they will expect you to drive it home. So if you're not comfortable doing that, make sure you remove yourself from the policy. I hope those helped. If you're new to the channel, feel free to
