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Commercial insurance

Commercial auto insurance

If you use your pickup or van for work, or the vehicle is in your business name, a personal policy can deny a claim. Commercial auto covers your work vehicles and your drivers.

  • For one or several work vehicles
  • Covers tools and equipment, if you add it
  • Certificates for your contracts

What does it cover?

CoverageWhat it pays for
LiabilityDamage and injuries your work vehicles cause to others.
Physical damageCollision and comprehensive for your pickups, vans and trailers.
Uninsured motoristProtection if you are hit by someone without enough insurance.
Hired and non-owned autosLiability when you use rented cars or your employees' cars for the business.
Tools and equipmentEquipment you carry in the vehicle, with a separate inland marine coverage.

These are the most common coverages. Exact options, limits and deductibles depend on the carrier and your state.

Who is it for?

  • Contractors with pickups and trailers
  • Cleaning, landscaping and delivery companies
  • Businesses with vans or small fleets

Have this ready

  • Business name and FEIN
  • VIN of each vehicle
  • Each driver's license
  • What the vehicles are used for and how far they go

Missing something? Start anyway. We'll ask for the rest later.

How it works

  1. 1

    Fill out the form

    About 2 minutes, from your phone.

  2. 2

    We compare options

    A licensed agent checks several carriers for your case.

  3. 3

    You choose and you're covered

    We explain everything in plain language and start your policy.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use my personal policy for work?

Many personal policies exclude business use. If the vehicle is used for work, the right policy is commercial.

Is this for trucking?

For freight trucks and DOT/MC authority, visit dannyruizmyagent.com, where we quote trucking.

Other coverage

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A licensed agent reviews every request. Coverage, eligibility and price depend on the carrier and underwriting. The information on this page is general and does not replace the policy terms.