Commercial Lines

Commercial Auto Insurance

Fleet and commercial vehicle coverage that keeps your business moving — and protects your bottom line when the unexpected happens.

Overview

What Is Commercial Auto Insurance?

If your business owns, leases, or regularly uses vehicles — whether it's a single delivery van or a full fleet of trucks — you need commercial auto insurance. Personal auto policies typically exclude business use, which means a single accident during a work errand could leave your company fully exposed. Commercial auto insurance covers your vehicles, your drivers, and your liability in one comprehensive policy designed for business operations.

Why It Matters

A single at-fault accident involving a business vehicle can result in lawsuits, medical claims, and vehicle repair costs that far exceed what a personal policy would cover — if it covered the incident at all. Commercial auto insurance ensures your business assets, employees, and reputation are protected every mile of the way.

What's Covered

  • Liability coverage for business vehicles
  • Collision and comprehensive for fleet vehicles
  • Hired and non-owned auto coverage
  • Uninsured / underinsured motorist
  • Medical payments for drivers and passengers
  • Cargo and equipment coverage (optional)
  • Fleet discounts for multiple vehicles

Is This Right for You?

Who Needs Commercial Auto Insurance?

Contractors and construction companies with work trucks

Delivery and courier businesses

Landscaping, plumbing, and trade service companies

Real estate agents using personal vehicles for work

Restaurants and catering companies with delivery vehicles

Any business with employees who drive on company time

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Does my personal auto policy cover business use?

Generally, no. Most personal auto policies explicitly exclude coverage when a vehicle is being used for business purposes. If an employee is in an accident while making a delivery or running a business errand, your personal policy likely won't pay — and your business could be liable.

What is hired and non-owned auto coverage?

Hired auto covers vehicles you rent or lease for business use. Non-owned auto covers employees using their personal vehicles for company business. Both are important gaps that a standard commercial auto policy may not automatically include.

How is commercial auto insurance priced?

Premiums are based on the type and number of vehicles, how they're used, driver records, annual mileage, and the coverage limits you choose. We shop multiple carriers to find the most competitive rate for your specific fleet and operations.

Can I add new vehicles to my policy mid-term?

Yes — most commercial auto policies allow you to add or remove vehicles as your fleet changes. We make it easy to keep your coverage current as your business grows.

Ready to Get Covered?

As an independent agency, we shop multiple carriers to find you the best rate. No obligation — just honest advice.

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