One hour insurance recommendations
One hour insurance recommendations
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President Merkin

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4,297 posts

46 months

Wednesday 19th July 2023
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I've bought a Yaris shed for my daughter off the mother in law. Helpfully it's taxed & MOT'd but uninsured. The plan is to bring it back here for a decent overhaul ahead of her 17th birthday & it'll go up on axle stands for a few weeks. I know short term insurance is a thing for these situations but are they all much the same or is there any consensus on providers? It's literally a half mile journey but I'd like to keep things legal obvs.

elanfan

5,527 posts

254 months

Wednesday 19th July 2023
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Dayinsure..com

NDA

25,308 posts

252 months

Wednesday 19th July 2023
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https://www.dayinsure.com

I've never used them - but worth a look.


ETA Beaten to it. smile

soad

34,502 posts

203 months

Wednesday 19th July 2023
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As above, took out 3 days cover last summer. Actually insured by Aviva. Cost? £38.99

Won’t be able to do by the hour, you need a day’s cover. Cheap enough though.

ARHarh

4,892 posts

134 months

Wednesday 19th July 2023
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Think about the tax. As soon as you buy/sell a car the tax is stopped and you need to buy new tax.


smokey mow

1,383 posts

227 months

Wednesday 19th July 2023
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ARHarh said:
Think about the tax. As soon as you buy/sell a car the tax is stopped and you need to buy new tax.
If it’s uninsured then i’m surprised it’s still taxed as it should be sorn’d.

President Merkin

Original Poster:

4,297 posts

46 months

Wednesday 19th July 2023
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smokey mow said:
If it’s uninsured then i’m surprised it’s still taxed as it should be sorn’d.
Far as I know, it's a getting round to it thing. Turns out I can insure by the hour. That'll do for me, Thanks everyone.


sixor8

8,356 posts

295 months

Wednesday 19th July 2023
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If you stop insurance the VED remains valid, until DVLA sent you a shirty reminder about CIE (continuous insurance enforcement) but that can be a few weeks. I've used cuvva myself, outside the busy periods, it's less than £10 for several hours, big excess usually though, understandably. They all have vehicle age limits though so try a quote first if it's 15 yrs old or more.

There's no need to panic about VED on change of keeper either. It only becomes 'untaxed' once DVLA are notified of the change of keeper. The last couple of cars I bought that had valid VED, I just asked the seller to give me a few hours if they are going to do it online (it was 29th or 30th I think so I bought it 1st of the next month smile) I was happy to put the time of purchase on a receipt in case they had concerns about speeding tickets etc, I do this when I sell too. One seller insisted on doing it old-school by post so that gave me several days anyway.

President Merkin

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4,297 posts

46 months

Wednesday 19th July 2023
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Helpful, cheers. And since this is PH, jut look at the swooping lines on this beast.