Commercial Auto Insurance in Mississippi

If you use a vehicle for business — whether it's a single work truck or a fleet — a personal auto policy won't protect you. Commercial auto insurance is built for the way your business actually operates.

What commercial auto covers

Commercial auto insurance covers vehicles owned by or used for your business. It provides higher liability limits than personal auto and covers situations personal policies exclude — like hauling tools, transporting goods, or having employees drive your vehicles.

Liability coverage

Pays for injuries and property damage your business vehicle causes in an accident. Mississippi requires minimum liability limits, but most businesses need more than the state minimum.

Physical damage (collision & comprehensive)

Covers damage to your own vehicle from accidents, theft, storm, fire, and other covered causes — including the tools and equipment inside.

Hired and non-owned auto

Covers rented vehicles and employee-owned vehicles used for business purposes — important for businesses where employees sometimes use their own cars.

Uninsured/underinsured motorist

Protects your driver if they're hit by someone with no insurance or not enough coverage. Mississippi has a significant percentage of uninsured drivers.

Fleet coverage

If you have multiple vehicles, we can write a fleet policy that covers them all — often more efficiently than individual policies per vehicle.

Why can't I just use my personal auto policy for work?
Personal auto policies typically exclude business use. If you're in an accident while using your vehicle for work and your insurer discovers this, your claim can be denied. Commercial auto closes that gap.
What if my employees drive their own vehicles for work?
You need hired and non-owned auto coverage. If an employee has an accident while running a business errand in their personal car, your business can still be sued.
Does commercial auto cover my tools and equipment?
Standard commercial auto covers the vehicle itself but not the tools inside. You'll want inland marine (tools & equipment coverage) for that — which we can add.
How is commercial auto priced?
Factors include the type of vehicle, how it's used, who drives it, your claims history, and how many miles you drive. Call us for a quick quote.

Get a commercial auto quote

One truck or a whole fleet — we'll find the right policy for your business vehicles.