Hired & non-owned auto insurance
The cost of your commercial auto insurance policy is based on several variables, such as where you work, your driving history, and what vehicle you are operating.
Hired and non-owned auto insurance (HNOA) covers vehicles that your business uses but does not own. The cost of the policy depends on several factors, including how many and the type of vehicles you use.
Hired and non-owned auto insurance can help cover legal costs from an accident involving a vehicle that your business uses but does not own.
Commercial auto insurance covers the vehicles owned by a business. The cost depends on the number of vehicles, their value, and their business use, among other factors.
Commercial auto insurance covers the cost of accidents involving business-owned vehicles. It also covers vehicle theft, vandalism, and certain types of vehicle damage.
Commercial auto insurance covers legal fees and other expenses if a business-owned vehicle is involved in an accident. Although not required, it's strongly recommended for all commercial vehicles in Virginia.
Commercial auto insurance covers legal fees and other expenses if a business-owned vehicle is involved in an accident. It's required for all commercial vehicles in Georgia.
Commercial auto insurance covers legal fees and other expenses if a business-owned vehicle is involved in an accident. It's required for all commercial vehicles in Alaska.
Commercial auto insurance covers the cost of bills and expenses if a business-owned vehicle is involved in an accident. It's required for any vehicles used solely for work purposes in Iowa.
Commercial auto insurance covers the cost of bills and expenses if a business-owned vehicle is involved in an accident. It's required for any vehicles used solely for work purposes in Arkansas.
Commercial auto insurance covers legal fees and other expenses if a business-owned vehicle is involved in an accident. It's required for all commercial vehicles in Kentucky.
Commercial auto insurance covers legal fees and other expenses if a business vehicle is involved in an accident. It's required for all commercial vehicles in Rhode Island.
Commercial auto insurance covers legal fees and other expenses if a business-owned vehicle is involved in an accident. It's required for all commercial vehicles in Kansas.
