Commercial Auto Insurance

Commercial auto coverage insures vehicles that are owned, leased, hired or borrowed by businesses, whether they are associations, corporations, partnerships or sole proprietorships.

What Can Commercial Auto Insurance Cover?

Commercial auto insurance coverage can be used to insure private passenger autos and all types of trucks, trailers, semitrailers and commercial vehicles designed for use on public roads.

We can give you more details about specific coverages and deductibles and about tailoring a coverage plan that's right for you and your business.

Do I Need Commercial Auto Insurance?

• Who is registered on the vehicle? If it is registered in the name of the business, you need commercial auto insurance.

• How is the vehicle used? If you or your employees use the vehicle for business purposes, then you need a commercial policy. Even personal cars may need commercial auto coverage if used frequently for business purposes. Although employees’ vehicles are covered by their own personal insurance, this coverage will take effect if an employee is involved in an automobile accident with damages that exceed the limits of their policy.

• Click here for more tips on determining if you need commercial auto insurance.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Do I Need Commercial Auto Insurance?
  If it is registered in the name of the business, you need commercial auto insurance.
• What Can Commercial Auto Insurance Cover?
  Commercial auto insurance coverage can be used to insure private passenger autos and all types of trucks, trailers, semitrailers and commercial vehicles designed for use on public roads.
• How is the vehicle used?
  If you or your employees use the vehicle for business purposes, then you need a commercial policy. Even personal cars may need commercial auto coverage if used frequently for business purposes. Although employees' vehicles are covered by their own personal insurance, this coverage will take effect if an employee is involved in an automobile accident with damages that exceed the limits of their policy.