How much does hired and non-owned auto insurance cost?

The cost depends on factors like how often vehicles are used for business, the number of drivers, and your overall risk profile. Coverage limits and policy structure also affect pricing.

What is the difference between hired and non-owned auto coverage?

Hired auto coverage applies to vehicles your business rents or leases for work. Non-owned auto coverage applies to personal vehicles used for business purposes, such as an employee driving their own car to make deliveries or attend meetings.

Do I need hired and non-owned auto insurance for my business?

You may need this coverage if your business relies on employees, contractors, or owners to drive for work but does not own company vehicles. Without it, your business could be exposed to liability claims after an accident.

What is hired and non-owned auto insurance?

HNOA helps protect your business if a vehicle you do not own is involved in an accident while being used for work. This can include rented vehicles or personal cars driven by employees or contractors on business tasks.

Do all vendors need a Certificate of Insurance (COI)?

Yes. Most vendors need a COI to participate in events. Without a COI, vendors are often not allowed to set up or sell.