Road Tax Vans

Vans and LGVs aren't based on emissions at the moment - essentially there are 2 factors: when the vehicle was first registered and its Euro standard. Will vans go the way of cars and be taxed in the future based on emissions? Check out our excellent article on the greenest vans in the market here.

The first thing to check is when your van/LGV was registered - you'll find this on your registration document. If it was before March 2001 then the price you pay is based on engine size:

Likewise have you been with the same business insurance company for more than 1 year? If yes then don't renew your insurance until you've got a free quote from Insurantz, part of JLT Group. Their cover includes public/product liability, employers liability and material damage, however it's their additional benefits which really set them apart:

 

◦ Prices are guaranteed for 24 months.

◦ Double the difference if you find a better deal.

◦ They don’t charge start-ups more.

◦ You don’t pay more if you make a claim.

◦ No claims means lower premiums.

 

To get a free quote from Insurantz then click here: Insurantz Business Insurance

Have you been with the same van insurance company for more than 1 year? If yes then don't renew your insurance until you've checked out the free quote comparison service from Go Compare and the brand new service, recently advertised on TV, Van Compare!

 

Go Compare allow you to compare over 35 van insurers in one go giving you a great chance to save money - to get your free, no obligation quote click here. Likewise Van Compare compare a number of leading insurers - to get a free quote with Van Compare click here.

 

The process is quick and very easy to follow...could be a very lucrative way to spend the next few minutes!

You can check the Euro rating of your vehicle using the VCA website - click here to go directly to the correct page

For vehicles registered after that date it depends on whether or not it falls into Euro 4 or Euro 5 rating: