I read the above. Just because you have a company van, and goods arent left in it overnight, does not mean a crook at some point wont think that perhaps you might one day need to use your own car, or transport something in your car to your van or whatever. I mean, the plumber neighbour leaves things locked up in his house, didnt stop some people going round finding the addresses of registered plumbers and checking them out late at night, easier than breaking into a property. And lets face it, people wanting medical supplies are going to be off their heads so they wont know any different

The point is not that you do/dont have stuff in the car...the point is you said veterinary courier and I made the link, and that someone else might too, someone else being the insurance co. or scum. Doesnt matter how far fetched the scenario is, theyd consider it in the risk assessment for insurance? I know its probably totally against company policy for you to pick stuff up, go home, and then deliver in the morning, but the sad fact is someone desperate enough could still be willing to try it. *takes of tinfoil hat*

I know how stupid it sounds, but my point is anyone with a courier job could be looked at by the insurance co. as being at slightly more risk than joe bloggs due to the nature of transporting "valuables". I mean, look at all the mess the transporter got into..

Im not paying anything, dont need insurance for the tube