Commercial Auto Insurance

Coverage for vehicles that drive your business forward.

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Protection for company cars, trucks, vans
Covers accidents, theft, damages
Liability coverage for drivers

Why Commercial Auto?

Protect your vehicles

Repair or replace company vehicles after accidents or theft.

Protect your drivers

Liability coverage shields you from costly lawsuits.

How Commercial Auto Insurance Works

Real businesses. Real coverage. Real stories.

Clarence made it easy. We had an accident, and everything was resolved in days—not months.

Alex D.

Café Owner

I got coverage in 10 minutes during a lunch break. No paperwork, no stress.

Jamie T.

Freelance Designer

A customer slipped in our shop. Clarence handled the medical bills without hassle.

Miguel R.

Retail Store Manager

What's included in Commercial Auto Insurance?

Comprehensive coverage

Protects against a wide range of common business risks.

Affordable plans

Competitive pricing to fit your budget.

Expert support

Access to knowledgeable advisors whenever you need help.

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How to get Commercial Auto Insurance from Clarence

Share your business details

A quick questionnaire helps us understand your unique risks.

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Instantly see policy recommendations tailored to your needs.

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Talk directly with a licensed advisor for guidance.

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Finalize your coverage online in just a few clicks.

FAQs

Find answers to your most pressing questions about Commercial Auto Insurance.

Yes, you likely need a specific type of coverage called hired and non-owned auto insurance (HNOA). This is a crucial add-on to your commercial auto policy that protects your business from liability if an employee gets into an accident while using their personal vehicle for work-related tasks, like running an errand or driving to a client meeting. Your employee's personal auto policy is the primary coverage, but HNOA provides an extra layer of protection for your business, filling in any gaps. Without it, you could be held financially responsible for the damages.