Commercial insurance options
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Customizable coverage options for your business vehicles
Commercial insurance options
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Many of Wyoming’s 68,000 small businesses need commercial auto insurance to protect their vehicles. Business vehicles are often exposed to more risk than personal autos and usually need specialized coverages and higher limits to protect them.
Over 750,000 small business owners across the nation trust us to protect their work vehicles and livelihoods. Each gets customized coverage to match their unique needs, whether they manage a manufacturing plant in Cheyenne or a pizza shop in Green River.
Business Auto
Vehicles driven by employees or used for business activities, such as making deliveries or running errands, usually need commercial auto insurance. Personal auto insurance typically doesn’t cover vehicles used for work purposes.
More InfoContractors
Contractors need commercial auto coverage for things like transporting various tools and supplies and traveling between job sites. These are business-related activities that need the additional protection of a commercial policy.
More InfoFood Truck
Food trucks and other food service businesses, like restaurants and ice cream vendors, depend on their commercial vehicles. Most food trucks have expensive equipment attached to them that a commercial auto policy can cover.
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Any vehicle used to transport people for a fee must be insured by a commercial auto policy. This includes taxis, limousines and non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) vehicles. Some ridesharing vehicles might require commercial coverage.
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We’re the #1 truck insurer in the nationΔ, insuring everything from dump trucks to tractor trailers. Our network of truck repair shops and specialty claims services is accessible whether you’re driving locally or outside of Wyoming.
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We offer protection whether you own a wrecker, rollback or roadside repair vehicle. You can add specialty tow coverages like On-hook and Garagekeepers Legal Liability to protect you when a customer’s vehicle is in your possession.
More InfoSeveral factors affect the cost of your Wyoming commercial auto policy, including your:
Some industries have more risk than others. A landscaper who hauls tools and equipment to various job sites every day can expect to pay more than a lawyer who runs occasional errands.
Your vehicle’s size and use affect your rate. A heavy food truck with a grill and a deep fryer will likely have a higher premium than a small catering van with minimal equipment.
Your commercial auto insurance carrier will run a motor vehicle report on all drivers with access to your business vehicles. Drivers with accidents or violations on their driving record will usually cause your rate to increase. You can expect your insurance company to take the past three years of driving history into account.
It’s common to pay more for commercial auto coverage in a large city like Casper than in a smaller city like Evanston. Keep in mind, prices are usually higher in locations that experience more claims or more expensive settlements than other locations. Areas susceptible to weather-related events, such as tornadoes and wildfires, are also factors.
The distance you routinely travel can influence your commercial auto rate. A vehicle with a local route within Laramie city limits is considered lower risk than a vehicle with a regional route that covers all of southeastern Wyoming.
The amount of coverage you need affects your premium. Policyholders with the Wyoming state minimum limits of 25/50/20 will pay less than a policyholder needing a combined single limit of $1M.
Wyoming’s state minimum liability limit 25/50/20 is called a split limit. It separates, or “splits,” the dollar amounts payable by your insurer for bodily injury and property damage into three groups. By choosing Wyoming’s state minimum limits, your policy will pay up to:
Learn more about liability coverage. Discover ways to save on your commercial auto insurance.
Wyoming state law requires all commercial auto policies to have a minimum liability limit of $25,000 per person, $50,000 per accident for bodily injury and $20,000 for property damage (i.e., 25/50/20). Some policies are required to carry higher limits based on the types of vehicles they insure.
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We’re the #1 commercial auto insurer* in the country, insuring over 1.6 million commercial vehicles. Here’s a few of the many reasons small business owners trust us:
We understand you might need help outside of regular business hours, whether you need to adjust your coverages, request an insurance certificate or pay a bill.
Our in-house adjusters specialize in handling commercial auto claims to help you get back on the road fast after an accident.
Save 15% or more when you pay in full on commercial auto insurance‡, and take advantage of our other discounts to get the best rate for your Wyoming policy.
In addition to commercial auto insurance, we can help you find other business coverages, including general liability, professional liability, workers’ compensation and more.
We offer Wyoming commercial auto insurance statewide, including these major cities: