Protect Your Company Against Hired and Non-Owned Auto Risk
An estimated 30 to 40 million people use their personal vehicle or a rental car to drive for work. They meet with customers, visit offices or job sites, run errands for their employer and travel for work-related events.
These drivers go by a number of different classifications, including reimbursable, casual and, as the insurance industry refers to them, hired and non-owned drivers. These drivers fall into two main categories:
- Hired Auto: Vehicles a company leases, hires, rents or borrows that are used in the course of doing business.
- Non-Owned Auto: Vehicles owned by employees that are used for business purposes.
In our latest white paper, we explore how these drivers represent one of the most high-risk groups for businesses today.
In the white paper, Are Hired and Non-Owned Drivers Putting Your Company at Risk? you'll learn:
- Different types of employees who are classified as hired and non-owned drivers (which may surprise you!)
- Common myths and risks associated with these drivers
- How these drivers put employers at risk for negligent entrustment lawsuits
- Steps your company can take to protect itself against hired and non-owned drivers
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