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Old 16-06-2009, 11:59 AM
Maisy Heyward Maisy Heyward is offline
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So you probably wouldn't have been insured if you had an accident, unless your policy covers you for work use of your vehicle (most personal car insurance policies only insure you for going from your home to work and work back to home).

Who knows what your potential liability was if anything happened to the 'patient' you were carrying!
 
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