Liability

Liability coverage pays what you owe to someone else, because an accident was your fault.  

It is usually split in two parts called Bodily Injury (BI) and Property Damage (PD).

BI is split so much per person/accident

 

Medical Payments

Medical Payments cover the medical expenses of you and your passengers in case of an at-fault accident.

 

Uninsured Motorists

If you are in an accident that is the fault of the other driver, and if the other driver is uninsured or under-insured, your Uninsured Motorists coverage will cover and pay you.

 

Collision

Collision coverage pays for damage to your truck in the case of a collision. This coverage is optional and has a separate deductible.

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Comprehensive (Comp) - Also called "Other than Collision"

Comprehensive coverage covers damage to your truck that is not your fault. A few prime examples are windshield claims, damage due to wind or hail, or damage due to animals. This coverage is optional and has a separate deductible.

 

Towing

Towing coverage covers the towing charge for when your car breaks down; if your car needs towed after an accident, the coverage for any towing charge would be under comprehensive or collision coverage. This coverage is optional

 

Rental Reimbursement

If your car is in the shop after an accident, the cost to rent a car will be covered under Rental Reimbursement. This coverage is optional.

 

Hired Auto Liability

Hired Auto Liability extends the liability to a truck that you rent or borrow.

 

Non-owned Auto Liability

Your company could be held responsible when an employee has an accident in their own vehicle, if they are running an errand for you. Non-Owned Auto Liability ensures that you are covered if this were to happen.

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Hired and Non-owned Auto Physical Damage

Hired and Non-Owned Auto Physical Damage adds comp and collision for hired and non-owned vehicles.