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As a business owner, it’s essential to insure the vehicles you use for work whether they’re cars, trucks, or vans just like you would your personal ones. Since a Businessowners Policy (BOP) doesn’t cover vehicles, you’ll need a separate commercial auto or fleet insurance policy to stay protected.

 
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Understanding Fleet Insurance Coverage for Your Business Vehicles

 

If you own a small or mid-sized business that relies on a fleet of vehicles, having the right commercial fleet insurance is essential. These vehicles are key to your operations without them, your ability to deliver goods or services could be disrupted, causing both financial loss and business delays. Paying out of pocket for repairs or replacements could also seriously impact your bottom line.

Essential fleet insurance coverages include:

  • Liability Insurance (bodily injury, property damage)

  • Medical Payments

  • Physical Damage (comprehensive, collision, specified perils)

  • Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage

  • Collision Deductible Waiver (CDW)

Additional coverages may include:

  • Rental and towing services

  • Coverage for vehicle accessories (like GPS units, radios, mileage meters)

Let us help tailor a fleet policy that fits your business perfectly.

What Determines the Cost of a Fleet Insurance Policy?

The cost of a fleet insurance policy depends on several key factors, including:

  • Number of Vehicles: More vehicles generally increase the premium.

  • Vehicle Types: The make, model, and purpose (e.g., delivery vans vs. company cars) impact pricing.

  • Driver Histories: Clean driving records can reduce costs, while past violations can raise them.

  • Business Type: The industry you operate in and how vehicles are used influence the risk level.

  • Coverage Limits & Deductibles: Higher coverage limits or lower deductibles typically mean higher premiums.

  • Claims History: A strong history with few or no claims may lower your insurance rates.

  • Location: Areas with high traffic or accident rates can increase costs.

Our team can help you assess these factors and find the best value fleet insurance that suits your business.

Why Commercial Umbrella Insurance Matters

Commercial umbrella insurance offers extended protection by stepping in when your primary liability policies reach their limit. It’s designed to help cover costly claims that could otherwise impact your business’s financial stability. From large lawsuits to unexpected accidents, this added coverage helps ensure you’re not left paying out-of-pocket for excess expenses.

Let us help you explore the best commercial umbrella policy tailored to your business needs.