Commercial Auto Insurance

Collision insurance, which helps to pay for damage to the covered vehicle after an accident, and is usually required by lienholders.

Collision insurance, which helps to pay for damage to the covered vehicle after an accident, and is usually required by lienholders Comprehensive insurance, required if you have a lienholder, which helps to pay for damages unrelated to accidents – fire, theft, vandalism, weather damage, etc.

Gap insurance, which may pay the difference between the amount you owe and the settlement from your insurance company on a totaled company vehicle.

Theft, vandalism, weather damage, etc. Gap insurance, which may pay the difference between the amount you owe and the settlement from your insurance company on a totaled company vehicle Hired and non-owned auto insurance (HNOA), which covers vehicles leased and rented by your company, as well as the company's personal vehicles.

Liability insurance, which covers third-party claims of property damage liability and bodily injury liability.

Medical payments coverage, which provides coverage for injured passengers (including you, if you're injured as a passenger) and pedestrians after an accident.

Umbrella insurance, which extends coverage if a liability claim, such as for bodily injury or property damage, goes beyond the limits of your company's existing coverage.

Uninsured/underinsured motorist insurance, which helps to pay for damages to the company vehicle in the event of an accident involving a driver who lacks their own appropriate coverage.