If I have an accident in a company car, does it affect my own car insurance?

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If I have an accident in a company car, does it affect my own car insurance?

I have been asked by my employer to drive their company vehicles. If I were to have an accident while driving a company vehicle, would this affect my personal car insurance?

Asked on 27 April 2018 by Ian

Answered by Honest John

No it would not, but you would need to declare that you had been involved in an incident.

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