Commercial auto

Commercial Auto Insurance for Florida Businesses

Trucks, vans, contractor vehicles, and fleets. We'll help you compare commercial auto options designed for how your business actually drives.

  • Single vehicles to fleets
  • Liability & physical damage
  • Hired & non-owned options
  • Florida-licensed carriers

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Kite Insurance Agency helps clients in Pensacola, Escambia County, Santa Rosa County, and the Florida Gulf Coast compare coverage options with clear explanations and responsive service.

Vehicles we commonly insure

  • Contractor and trade trucks
  • Service and delivery vans
  • Company sedans and SUVs
  • Small fleets

Coverages to consider

  • Liability — for injuries and damage caused to others.
  • Physical damage — collision and comprehensive on your vehicles.
  • Medical payments / PIP
  • Hired & non-owned auto — covers business use of rented or employee-owned vehicles.
  • Uninsured/underinsured motorist

How we quote commercial auto

We'll need your vehicle schedule (year, make, model, VIN), a driver list, and a brief description of how the vehicles are used. We shop multiple carriers and present options that fit.

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Frequently asked questions

Does my personal auto cover work driving?▾

Often not. If you use a vehicle for business — deliveries, hauling tools, transporting clients — a commercial auto policy is usually the right fit.

What's a driver schedule?▾

A list of who drives company vehicles. Carriers rate based on driver history, so this affects your premium.

Do I need hired & non-owned auto coverage?▾

If employees use their own vehicles for company errands or you rent vehicles for business, yes — it's an important gap to close.

Does my personal auto policy cover business use?▾

Personal auto policies often limit or exclude business use. If a vehicle is used primarily for work, commercial auto is usually needed.

What is hired and non-owned auto coverage?▾

It covers liability when employees use their own vehicles or rented vehicles for business errands.

Can you insure contractor trucks and trailers?▾

Yes. We help contractors insure pickups, work vans, trailers, and the tools and equipment they carry.

What do I need for a commercial auto quote?▾

Vehicle VINs, driver list with license numbers, how vehicles are used, radius of operation, and current policy details.

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