’This launch underlines our ongoing commitment to the taxi fleet market,’ says managing director
Granite Underwriting has launched its 25 plus vehicle taxi fleet product, bringing expanded capacity and expertise to brokers serving taxi fleet operators across the UK.

The product covers private hire and public hire vehicles, including those written on CCE, book and bonus and new ventures.
It also caters to non-standard and complex risks, including drivers with multiple motoring convictions, previous claims history and high-risk postcodes.
Optional long-term agreements are available for taxi fleets seeking price stability and reduced annual negotiation.
Alistair Rose, managing director at Granite Underwriting, said: “This launch underlines our ongoing commitment to the taxi fleet market.
“As the UK’s leading taxi insurer, we combine years of sector experience with a deep understanding of what taxi drivers and fleet owners need – a combination that positions us well to serve larger 25 plus vehicle fleets.”
Claims team
The product also has a dedicated taxi fleet claims team. Managed in‑house, brokers and their clients can benefit from specialist claims handlers, reducing vehicle downtime, keeping hire and repair costs down, reducing clients’ CCEs and enabling them to secure a lower price at renewal.
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The product is available to brokers immediately.
Rose said: ”Brokers tell us they value direct access to underwriters who understand their client’s business and can structure products to meet specific requirements.
”That practical, market-facing approach helps speed placements and delivers better outcomes for operators and drivers alike.”

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