Does a lorry driver negate his insurance if he does this?

Does a lorry driver negate his insurance policy if he drives along a lane which is signposted as "unsuitable for HGVs"? The incidence of irresponsible drivers using our single track lane (damaging the parapet of a railway bridge as a consequence) is becoming concerning.

Asked on 11 October 2012 by vasco

Answered by Honest John

Depends on whether he is driving a lorry or an HGV. HGVs are generally 30 to 40 tonne artics.

Tags: motorways driving

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