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Business Auto

Business Auto coverage is for private passenger automobiles, trucks, and vans used for business purposes. Major coverages are similar to personal auto insurance. Auto insurance policies pay for damages due to an accident, or damages caused by fire, theft, flood, and vandalism. It also provides liability coverage for injuries to people and property damage when you are at fault in an accident.

Which is right for your business, Business Auto or Personal Auto?

If you own or lease autos for your business or the vehicles are registered in your companies corporate name, you should consider purchasing a business auto policy. Personal Auto may not cover all exposures that may affect vehicles driven for business use at the time of a loss. It’s best to speak with a trained, knowledgeable business professional who can help you identify exposures and avoid coverage gaps which may dramatically effect your business to avoid uncovered losses.

Employees Using Their Own Autos for Business

Most Business Auto Insurance policies cover the liability for your employees using their own cars for business. However, the employees' personal auto policies would be the primary coverage for damage to their automobile.

Liability Coverage for Accidents Involving Company-Owned Autos

Liability coverage is a part of a Business Auto Insurance policy. This coverage protects you in case someone else claims you (or someone driving your covered auto) are legally liable for either bodily injury or property damage.

Liability Coverage for Autos Rented, Loaned, or Leased

The Business Auto Insurance policy may protect you if your business is involved in a lawsuit because of an accident involving an auto your company has rented, loaned, or leased.

Physical Damage (Collision)

Your Business Auto Insurance policy includes coverage for collisions; you will be protected in case your auto is physically damaged in an accident involving another vehicle or a stationary object, such as a building, telephone pole, or guardrail.

Physical Damage (Comprehensive)

In addition to the standard coverages, the Business Auto Insurance policy will pay for physical damage to your insured auto caused by a variety of risks, including fire, lightning, theft, vandalism, hail, and flood.
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