eh? How many employers provide vehicles for thier labour force ?
Wanted....... A small van that looks/acts like a car.
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eh? How many employers provide vehicles for thier labour force ?
Drago
Legendary Member
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- Suburban Poshshire
DHL, the RAC, police, dustmen, British Gash...
Yes, but he is working for a standard contracting company doing new builds.
Q. Do dustnen get to take thier vehicles home and use them for weekend camping ?
king of the mole hills
Well-Known Member
I would like a job quality control for British gas
Fastpedaller
Über Member
My Daughter provides a vehicle for her employer - The NHS. They do pay towards mileage, but if they had to supply a lease car it would cost them a whole load of money.
Alex321
Guru
- Location
- South Wales
Most employers where travel is a required and significant part of the job I think. If most of the work is on one site for months at a time, then unlikely, I agree.
So eg all the builders working for Wimpey or Redrow get company cars? I don't think so.
Alex321
Guru
- Location
- South Wales
Neither do I, since most of them are working on one site for some time. Travel between sites is not a significant part of their job.
That is his situation eg he is at St Helens (10 miles away) for some time. A month ago he was in Yorkshire and they arranged his hotel.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Not sure if already mentioned but would normal car insurance cover the carrying of trade tools ?
DRM
Guru
- Location
- West Yorks
My thoughts, having had several company vans, make sure the tools are all secured to the van, i.e ratchet strapped down, in the event of a crash you don't want to be showered by tools & other bits & bobs flying forwards, speed limits, the vast majority of vans are 50 mph single carriage way signed for national speed limit, or 60 Mph dual carriageway, 70 Mph motorways, in some places the camera van sits on the bridges over A Roads, A19 on the North Yorks/Teesside border springs to mind, it really needs to be Euro 6 as many places now charge per day for non compliant vans, I think Bradford charge £15 per day, whilst ignoring clapped out diesel cars, check out the stainless steel plates that cover the recognised areas for breaking into vans, try to find one with no windows in the back doors and a bulkhead between the cab & load area for security, if he needs to carry passengers at weekends, consider a crew van with rear seats fitted from the factory, also he'll need business use cover on the insurance
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Sure. Have you nefer seen a dustcart set up on a campsite?
