Who Needs Fleet Insurance?

by Insurance Guru on June 9, 2010

Business Fleet Insurance

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Fleet Insurance

Anyone with more than 2 vehicles used for a business needs fleet insurance. It will cover all the vehicles in the business. Just go to your fleet insurance provider of your choice and give them the information needed. Work out the terms and before you know it you will be covered with the best insurance for your needs.

Who Benefits From Fleet Insurance?

Every business with multiple cars and or trucks in their fleet. Taxi cabs, security companies, bus companies, and limousine companies can benefit from fleet insurance. More than two vehicles needs this type of insurance so any business with multiple vehicles can benefit. Some information you need to get together before you go to the agent.

Fleet Insurance Information

Age of drivers
drivers licenses numbers, expiration dates, and state issued
vehicle registration
vehicle identification numbers
year of vehicle
information about whom drives which vehicle

This type of insurance can save you big bucks if you use it. There are alternatives. You can get bonded in some states for self insurance. Just be careful that you don’t have to pay a lot for this. Another alternative that I don’t recommend is not having coverage at all. Of course you can lose a lot in the long run and end up paying more for commercial insurance when you do get it again.

Once you have all of the vehicles covered you will have only one payment to be made when it comes to insurance payment time. This will save you from a big administrative task.

Nowadays, you can shop for insurance online. I would get multiple quotes from many companies before I settle on any one in particular. After collecting information online, call a few companies you were unable to get an online quote from and see what they can over you.

You may find if you combine commercial property and other business insurance that you get a much better rate on your fleet insurance.

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