Van Hire
Romsey Van Hire [in Gosport], is based at our sister garage Cawte and Elms in Cambridge Road [PO12 3ED - 02392 583154].
From there you can hire vans, short or long term. Please give them a call. They will have a van suitable to your requirements.
Romsey Van Hire is CawteCo's Van Hire division.
We operate a large van hire depot based in Budds Lane Industrial Estate, Romsey.
We also operate van hire from our Gosport and Fareham locations.
We have a wide range of fully insured, self-drive, low cost vans to suit all your needs. Take your pick from our range of vans; a selection of short-wheel and long-wheel base Ford Transit Hi-Roof vans, to the larger Luton vans with electric 500 kg tail-lifts.
If you are moving house, clearing out the garage or need to collect some furniture you have purchased on eBay then give RVH a call.
You can hire a van from CawteCo's main depot in ROMSEY Pand B Autocentre (01794 522103]
or from
FAREHAM - Fastway Autocentre Fareham [01329 284353]
or
GOSPORT - Cawte and Elms Autocentre [02392 583154].
http://www.romseyvanhire.com
UK van speed limits: all you need to know
What's the speed limit for a van in the UK? Well it's not always the same as it is for cars. Here we explain the differences
Speed limits in the UK can be discussed until the cows come home. Are they too high? Or too low? Whatever your belief, it's always useful to know exactly what the speed limits are. However, while posted limits apply to cars (which make up the majority of traffic on UK roads), not all vehicles are covered by the numbers on the speed limit signs. Here we explain the UK speed limits for vans, pick-up trucks, camper vans, car derived vans and dual purpose vehicles. They probably aren't as straightforward as you think.
Large van, HGV and public service vehicle drivers will be instructed on the different limits for their machines when they take the advanced tests you need to pass to drive these vehicles. But if you're driving a smaller van or hiring a van for the weekend, the posted speed limits you see might not apply to the vehicle you're driving. While 30mph, 60mph and 70mph limits are the ones posted, below are the limits that most vans weighing up to 3.5 tonnes have to adhere to in the UK:
UK van speed limits
Built-up areas: 30mph
Single carriageways: 50mph
Dual carriageways: 60mph
Motorways: 70mph
So that means the speed limit for vans drops by 10mph on single and dual carriageways, while the other two limits (for motorways and built-up areas) stay unchanged. If you're towing a trailer with your van, then the limit on motorways drops by 10mph to 60mph. Of course, these are the standard limits, local authorities have the power to post different limits on different roads and you should always keep an eye on the road signage, but these are the basic rules to stick to.
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