Courier Van Options With Scotland's Courier Company

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Being a courier can be a great and rewarding career move. With Scotland's Courier Company, we don't overburden our drivers. We want you to stay because you want to, not because you need to.

A great courier driver has to be a happy courier driver.

OWNER-DRIVERS

If you own a van and are interested in becoming a courier driver with Scotland's Courier Company, your van must meet the following minimum requirements:

• Minimum of 5 cubic meters carrying capacity: Your van must be able to hold at least five cubic meters of cargo.
• Good mechanical & bodywork standards: Your van must be in good mechanical and bodywork condition. Your vehicle must be well-maintained and free of any significant damage.
• Goods in Transit insurance for £25,000: Goods in Transit insurance covers the cost of damaged or lost goods while in transit. You must have £25,000 worth of Goods in Transit insurance.
• Public Liability Insurance for £5,000,000: Public Liability insurance covers the cost of any injuries or damages you cause to third parties while driving your van. You must have £5,000,000 worth of Public Liability insurance.
• Insurance for courier work: You must have insurance that specifically covers you. This type of insurance will cover any losses or damage you cause while delivering packages.
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If you meet the above requirements, you can apply to become a courier driver with Scotland's Courier Company. We are always looking for reliable and motivated owner-drivers to join our team.

Please visit our website and fill out the online application form to apply.

We look forward to hearing from you!

If you are looking for a reliable and affordable way to become a courier driver, you can rent a fully insured and maintained van from Scotland's Courier Company. Our vans are all under three years old and are well-maintained. They also come with all the necessary insurance, so you can be confident that you are covered in the event of an accident.

Here are some of the benefits of renting a van from Scotland's Courier Company:

• Fully insured and maintained vans
• Under three years old
• All the necessary insurance
• Affordable rates
• Easy to rent
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If you want to rent a van from Scotland's Courier Company, please visit our website or contact us today.

We look forward to helping you start your new career as a courier driver!

In the unlikely event of an accident, you would be responsible for the insurance excess or repair cost if the damage was your fault.

This is standard practice for all rental car companies. The insurance excess is a set amount of money you will be responsible for paying in the event of an accident. The repair cost is the cost of repairing the damage to the van. If the damage is your fault, you will be responsible for paying the insurance excess and the repair cost.

Inspect the van before renting it to ensure there is no pre-existing damage.

If you have an accident, you should report it to the police and Scotland's Courier Company as soon as possible. You should also contact your insurance company to file a claim.