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It is mandatory coverage for any type of commercial business, since it is the coverage that covers in case of damage to third parties. It is called a civil liability policy. In addition, it has two sub-coverages that pay in the event that the insured is legally responsible for an accident: physical damage to persons Body Injury (BI) and damage to the property of others Property Damage (PD). They also pay legal defense expenses if required due to lawsuits.

The Liability limits are:

•  $5,000,000  Mandatory amount for Bus businesses that transport more than 26 passengers (not including the driver).
•  $1,000,000  Amount that clients generally request since the companies they work with require this amount.
•  $750,000  Minimum for Interstate businesses.
•  $500,000  Minimum for Intrastate businesses and/or more than 15 passengers (including the driver) and less than 26 passengers (not including the driver).
•  $300,000  Amount for household product carriers with a gross weight, registered weight, or gross weight rating of less than 10,001 pounds and towing vehicles generally.

This coverage is requested mainly by Trucking For Hire, Common Carrier or Authorization For Hire businesses, since the cargo belongs to a third party, and this party will require the insured to have this coverage to cover the cargo. The limits are assigned by the company that supplies the cargo to the insured and range from $5,000 to $500,000, but in most cases the requested limit is: $100,000.

This coverage covers in case of damage to the insured’s vehicle. This coverage is generally used when the insured was responsible for the accident, his Liability will cover damage to third parties and his Physical Damage will cover his own vehicle. It has two Sub-coverages: in cases of Collision crashes and cases of Comprehensive natural effect events.
Covers when the other driver involved is found legally responsible for the accident and is considered “uninsured” or “underinsured.” That is, if you are uninsured, underinsured, or run away and do not pay for the damages caused, it covers injuries, including death, that you and the occupants of the insured vehicle suffer. It is an extension of the Liability policy.
This coverage covers cases of negligence on the part of the insured in vehicle loading and unloading operations. It also covers in cases of an incident within a property. The limits of this policy are generally $1,000,000 with an aggregate of $2,000,000. However, it depends on the request of the company for which the insured works; they may require specific amounts to be able to hire them.

Primary liability coverage during the use of the truck where the power unit is operated without a trailer and for a commercial purpose, either when picking up cargo or returning from delivering one.

Allows the insured to extend or increase the limit of only one of the third-party liability policies (Liability, Motor Trucking Cargo or General Liability).

Coverage for damages to third parties responds when the client, who must be leasing, (that is, who is an owner operator, who has a lease agreement) is carrying out non-commercial tasks.

Allows you to extend or increase the limit of one or more of the policies for third parties (Liability, Motor Trucking Cargo and/or General Liability).

Provides timely benefit payments if an insured or other people covered by the policy are injured in an accident.  It is mandatory in the state of Florida . It is an extension of the Liability policy. PIP has three parts:

1. Medical benefits:  Coverage of the costs of treatment that the insured receives from hospitals, doctors and other health care providers.

2. Disability benefits:  Reimbursement of certain expenses resulting from injuries, such as lost wages or any reasonable expenses incurred in obtaining services from others during the period of disability.

3. Death coverage:  Benefits payable if an insured dies from injuries sustained in an accident.

It is optional insurance coverage that pays reasonable and necessary medical expenses for covered individuals. These expenses must be incurred as a result of a car accident.  It is an extension of the Liability policy.

Coverage acquired by the employer for its employees, covers disabilities for workers when they have an illness or injury due to the work performed. Similar to an ARL. This coverage does not only cover drivers, it also applies to those who load and unload, secretaries or any worker who is part of the business.  This policy is required for commercial businesses in California.