Vehicle Coverage

Commercial Auto
Insurance

Personal auto insurance doesn't cover your work vehicle. Commercial auto protects your trucks, vans, and cars used for business — plus any employees who drive their own vehicles on company time.

Commercial auto insurance

What commercial auto covers

Liability for at-fault accidents in business vehicles
Physical damage (collision and comprehensive) for business vehicles
Medical payments for occupants of your vehicle
Uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage
Hired auto (rented vehicles used for business)
Non-owned auto (employees using personal vehicles for work)
Loading and unloading liability
Tools and equipment on/in the vehicle (scheduled)

Commercial auto questions

Why can't I use my personal auto policy for work?

Personal auto policies exclude 'business use beyond incidental.' If you use your vehicle to haul tools, visit clients, or transport goods for business, you need commercial auto. A claim denial after an accident is financially devastating.

What is hired and non-owned auto?

Hired auto covers rental vehicles used for business. Non-owned auto covers your employees using their personal vehicles on company business. Both are often added to your GL policy as endorsements if you don't own business vehicles.

Do I need commercial auto if I just drive to job sites?

Likely yes — driving to client sites, hauling tools or materials, or even just regular commuting as a required part of your job may qualify as business use under your personal policy's exclusion language.

How many vehicles qualify for a fleet policy?

Most carriers define fleet as 5+ vehicles. Below that, you'll have individual vehicle policies. Fleet policies often offer better rates and simplified management.

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