ERS extends cover for European HGV drivers
The specialist motor provider says the move aims to support European HGV drivers coming to the UK to help fill the current HGV driver shortage and that brokers will be able to access the widened cover for their clients via ERS eTrade.
ERS has extended its cover for European drivers until the end of the year in response to the Government’s recent statement to issue temporary visas to support the current HGV driver shortage.
ERS detailed that the cover extension is available to all EU equivalent HGV licence holders where non-UK residents will have to be named on the policy and will be subject to a minimum excess.
Challenges
Martin Hall, ERS active underwriter, commented: “The challenges facing UK hauliers have become a
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