Goods in Transit
insurance, or GIT insurance as it is also known in haulage circles,
does pretty much what it says on the box: it covers you against
damage, loss or theft of goods during delivery.
Courier companies,
haulage companies and delivery companies are the main customers for
Goods in Transit insurance. But there are policies suitable for
businesses that handle their own deliveries, be it a small business
venture or even one man and his white van.
Finding the perfect
Goods in Transit insurance has never been easier. You have reached
the final destination here at Q4 Insure. We can connect you to some great deals regardless of fleet size, volumes or whether it is high or
low risk goods in question. But don’t just take our word for it;
find out yourself by getting a
quotation. It won’t take long, just
a few basic details will get the ball rolling.
It is worth noting, that while it is perfectly possible to buy Goods in Transit
insurance as a standalone insurance product, GIT insurance is also
sometimes incorporated into, or offered as an optional extra with, a
combined business insurance deal. It is therefore important to check
whether the scope of Goods in Transit cover built-in to a combined
business insurance package is adequate for your business needs. Take
a close look at the terms and conditions, the limits set and the
exclusions to determine whether a dedicated GIT insurance package is
what you really need.
As ever with
insurance policies, it is better to have a full understanding of the
terms and conditions and the protection being provided before you
sign up rather than discover the fine print when you try to make a
claim.
