Company cars, contractor trucks, service vehicles and fleets create different exposures from everyday personal driving. Build coverage around how the vehicles are actually used.
Company cars, contractor trucks, service vehicles and fleets create different exposures from everyday personal driving. Build coverage around how the vehicles are actually used.
The business owns the vehicle.
Employees regularly drive for work.
Vehicles carry tools, equipment or products.
Commercial auto should be reviewed when:
You deliver goods or provide mobile services.
Employees transport customers or clients.
The company operates several vehicles or a fleet.
Commercial auto should be reviewed when:
The business owns the vehicle.
Employees regularly drive for work.
Vehicles carry tools, equipment or products.
You deliver goods or provide mobile services.
Employees transport customers or clients.
The company operates several vehicles or a fleet.
Protection for eligible bodily injury or property-damage liability arising from covered vehicle use.
Coverage for eligible damage to an insured vehicle resulting from a collision.
Coverage for certain non-collision losses such as theft or other covered causes.
Coverage may be available for certain vehicles rented, hired or used for the business but not owned by the company.
Available options may provide protection when an at-fault driver lacks sufficient insurance, subject to policy selection and state requirements.
Trailers, specialized equipment and other vehicle-related exposures should be discussed separately when applicable.
Protection for eligible bodily injury or property-damage liability arising from covered vehicle use.
Coverage for eligible damage to an insured vehicle resulting from a collision.
Coverage for certain non-collision losses such as theft or other covered causes.
Coverage may be available for certain vehicles rented, hired or used for the business but not owned by the company.
Available options may provide protection when an at-fault driver lacks sufficient insurance, subject to policy selection and state requirements.
Trailers, specialized equipment and other vehicle-related exposures should be discussed separately when applicable.
Required insurance levels can depend on factors including vehicle weight,
vehicle use and whether federal motor-carrier requirements apply.
Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles publishes different minimum liability
requirements for certain commercial motor vehicles based on gross vehicle weight
and federal regulation.
Required insurance levels can depend on factors including vehicle weight,
vehicle use and whether federal motor-carrier requirements apply.
Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles publishes different minimum liability
requirements for certain commercial motor vehicles based on gross vehicle weight
and federal regulation.
Prepare:
Vehicle year, make and model
Vehicle ownership
How each vehicle is used
Regular drivers
Where vehicles are garaged
Typical operating radius
Estimated mileage
Any trailers or special equipment
Current coverage
Prepare:
Vehicle year, make and model
Vehicle ownership
How each vehicle is used
Regular drivers
Where vehicles are garaged
Typical operating radius
Estimated mileage
Any trailers or special equipment
Current coverage
Commercial coverage is structured around business vehicle use and business-related liability exposures.
Contractors who use vehicles in business operations should review whether their current policy appropriately covers that use.
Yes, but drivers should be properly disclosed and evaluated according to insurer requirements.
Commercial policies can often insure multiple eligible vehicles under one business program, depending on the insurer and operation.
The answer depends on the vehicle, operation, contracts and applicable state or federal requirements.
Commercial coverage is structured around business vehicle use and business-related liability exposures.
Contractors who use vehicles in business operations should review whether their current policy appropriately covers that use.
Yes, but drivers should be properly disclosed and evaluated according to insurer requirements.
Commercial policies can often insure multiple eligible vehicles under one business program, depending on the insurer and operation.
The answer depends on the vehicle, operation, contracts and applicable state or federal requirements.
Tell us what you drive, who drives it and how the vehicles are used.
Tell us what you drive, who drives it and how the vehicles are used.
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