Commercial auto insurance covers vehicles used for business purposes. If you or your employees drive for work, a personal auto policy may deny a claim that happens on the job, which is exactly when commercial auto steps in.
You likely need commercial auto if your business owns vehicles, if employees drive as part of their duties, or if you transport tools, goods, or clients. Even a single work van or truck usually calls for a commercial policy rather than a personal one.
Coverage generally mirrors personal auto but at business-appropriate limits: liability for injuries and damage you cause, plus optional physical damage coverage for your own vehicles. It can also extend to employees driving covered vehicles.
If employees use their own cars for business errands, hired and non-owned auto coverage can fill that gap. It is an affordable add-on that many businesses overlook.
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