Commercial insurance options
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Commercial insurance options
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Commercial auto insurance is important for any business that relies on company vehicles to operate. As America's #1 commercial auto insurer, Progressive Commercial is ready to partner with businesses of all sizes. Our expert support and flexible policies make it easy to get covered and protect what keeps your business rolling.
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Commercial auto insurance covers liability and physical damage for business vehicles, such as cars, trucks, and vans. They'll need a separate policy because they're typically exposed to more risk than personal ones.
We offer benefits like competitive rates, discounts, and exceptional claims service. Follow our insurance quote checklist and start a commercial auto insurance quote to find the right coverage for your business.
Businesses that count on vehicles to get the job done probably need commercial auto insurance. This includes companies that own or lease vehicles to transport goods, equipment, or people as part of their daily work, such as:
Most personal car insurance doesn't cover business activities. If driving's part of your job, getting commercial auto coverage is important. You'll want to choose a vehicle that fits your company's needs. Once you've found the right one, make sure it's protected with commercial auto insurance that meets your state's requirements.
Understand the difference between what personal and commercial auto insurance covers to find out what coverage is right for you.
Commercial vehicle coverages can protect your business and income after an accident. A quote typically includes:
Your business type, number of vehicles, state, and level of risk can affect your commercial auto insurance recommendations. There are different protections available for liability, drivers, vehicles, heavy trucks, and more.
Commercial auto insurance can protect vehicles your business owns, rents, or leases. We insure several vehicle types, including:
Includes company cars, light trucks, SUVs, vans, and more. Business auto insurance customers enjoy advantages, including discounts and access to network shops throughout the country.
From dump trucks to tractor trailers, we have the experience you're looking for. We offer 24/7 claims service with an extensive truck repair network, discounts, and more.
We cover a wide range of commercial trailers ranging from pickup truck utility trailers to large dump body trailers pulled by a tractor.
Commercial auto insurance costs can vary depending on your industry, location, and the type of vehicles you use. Coverage needs, drivers, and driving history will also impact your rate. You can expect to pay a higher-than-average premium if your business requires more protection or has a history of claims.
The table below shows median and average monthly costs for commercial auto insurance for new Progressive Commercial customers with clean driving records.
| Commercial Customer |
Median Cost |
Average Cost |
|---|---|---|
|
Business Auto
— Like cleaning services, restaurants, and shops
|
$219/month | $282/month |
|
Contractors
— Like carpenters, electricians, landscapers, and painters
|
$212/month | $272/month |
2024 new policy premium per power unit for full coverage. For-hire truck and tow truck premiums aren't included in these numbers. Learn more about our for-hire truck insurance costs and tow truck insurance rates.
The best way to find out what you'll pay is to get a commercial auto insurance quote online today.
Just like personal auto insurance, a good driving record can help keep costs down. But that's not the only way to save on your commercial auto policy. You may be able to reduce your premium with discounts for:
Explore our commercial auto insurance discounts to see what fits your business.
We cover more than 2 million commercial vehicles and understand the needs of small business owners. Our custom policies offer flexible and convenient benefits so you can focus on what matters most: moving forward and living fully.
Some advantages of partnering with Progressive Commercial are:
New customers save an average of 9% by enrolling in Snapshot ProView ,†† an exclusive benefit for Progressive Commercial customers. Enrollees with an established safety record can save at least 5%, and all participating customers can gain insight into driving habits with free fleet management tools.
Get quick answers to some of the most asked questions about commercial auto insurance.
Yes. While personal auto insurance doesn't cover a vehicle being used for business purposes, commercial auto insurance covers your vehicle for both commercial and personal use.
Drivers with regular access to your commercial vehicle should be named on your policy. Additional drivers may be covered, but restrictions apply for anybody not listed on the policy.
Commercial auto insurance provides valuable protection for your business vehicles, but there are certain situations and items it typically doesn't cover, like:
There are legal and financial risks to not having commercial auto insurance. Most states require minimum liability coverage. If your insurance doesn't meet those requirements, you could face fines or other penalties, like license suspension or restrictions on your business operations. You might also have to pay damages out of pocket.
Commercial fleet insurance is designed for businesses with 10 or more vehicles. Unlike standard commercial auto insurance, which limits the number of vehicles you can cover at once, fleet policies scale to meet your needs.
Whether you're insuring a small fleet through Progressive Commercial or a large one through Progressive Fleet & Specialty Programs, these policies simplify the admin, paperwork, and payments that come with managing multiple vehicles.
It depends. A commercial auto policy covers permanently attached equipment, such as ladder racks or built-in toolboxes. To protect loose tools, equipment, and other work materials, you can add inland marine coverage to your general liability policy.
In most cases, no. Rideshare companies typically offer insurance when you're driving for them, but it may have restrictions. To make sure you're well protected, you can add coverage to your personal auto insurance through policy amendments called endorsements. You could also get commercial for-hire livery insurance.
Learn more about your rideshare insurance options.
Yes, most likely. Personal auto insurance policies might not cover losses if you're delivering for a fee, including pizza delivery and other services. Your claim might be denied if you don't have commercial auto insurance and get into a work-related accident. You could also be held personally responsible for the damages. A commercial auto policy can prevent this from happening.
It depends. An accident doesn't affect the rate of your current policy, but it could affect your rate at renewal. Your policy is rewritten every time it expires to reflect your current situation. Accident-related rate changes are determined by various factors, such as who was at fault, the cost of the claim, and your accident history. So, accidents are considered when determining your rate, but an increase isn't guaranteed.
No. Personal items, such as a backpack or phone, are typically not covered by commercial auto insurance. Since they aren't part of the vehicle itself, they're outside the policy's scope.
Yes. We insure commercial vehicles in all 50 states. However, we don't currently write policies in Washington, D.C.