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Every vehicle on the road must carry insurance. When choosing van insurance, it pays to approach the matter with some knowledge of how insurance works. There are many different types of insurance available. There are also many different types of vans. Sometimes it can be overwhelming when trying to make choices in the insurance marketplace. The best way to make the right choice for your specific needs is to get a few quotes. You can do this by phoning around insurance agencies, or by visiting them in person to explain your particular insurance needs. But in this high tech world, many people choose to get quotes on-line for comparison purposes. Here is the process of getting quotes, no matter whether in person or on-line.

The first thing that needs to be examined, is who you are and how you plan to use the van. Is it a business vehicle? If so, is it a panel van intended for carrying light loads? Maybe it is a much larger van with a big box on it. This is the van that may be used to deliver newspapers, furniture or heavier household and business supplies. Maybe you are a young parent who will use your van to carry your family and all their supplies. The rates for this non-commercial use will differ from the rates for business vehicles.

Now that you have a clear idea about whether your van falls into the commercial or personal use bracket, you must look at some standard types of vehicle insurance which are generally used today. You will be choosing your optimal insurance plan with the different types in mind.

One- Third party insurance. Things do not always go according to plan, and many van drivers are glad that they have third party insurance on their vehicles. This type of coverage will pay for any damage you may cause to someone's property. If you injure or kill someone, it will help you give the support needed in that sad case. This is a very valuable type of insurance, no matter what the van's use.

Fire and theft- Vitally important to your peace of mind is the protection you will get from fire and theft insurance. If your car ignites or someone takes it without you permission, you will be compensated for repair or replacement. This prevents the possible scenario where you would still be paying for a van you no longer have.

Insurance type three- comprehensive insurance. As the name suggests, this type of insurance covers the purchaser for third party liability, as well as for fire and theft. So it is easy to see why this is the type of insurance that most people want to put on their vans. There is an additional advantage to comprehensive insurance. Many such plans offer an extra option, one that can really save a van owner some money. He can get coverage against malicious damage caused to his vehicle by mean spirited individuals. This is invaluable to many business owners who need to park and leave their vans while they are busy elsewhere. Another insurance option frequently offered wit the comprehensive choice, is coverage against damage to the contents of the van while driving. For these reasons, comprehensive insurance is the plan of choice for many.

Before trying to get quotes on insurance, you must know some facts about your van. Is it an old van or brand new off the lot? How heavy duty is the van, and how many seatbelts does it have? Will it be a work horse, or a vacation escape vehicle? Your quotes will be more personalized if you can give the agent this information.

As you can see, it is not difficult to choose van insurance. If you can discuss what type of van you have, and what you'll be using it for, you're ready. Now you can select the correct insurance for your purposes and your budget.