Information

  • Audit Title

  • Conducted on

  • Document No.

Commercial Auto

Commercial Auto Exposures

  • Does the insured operate their owned vehicles as part of their business?

  • Private passenger vehicles?

  • Trucks?

  • Straight trucks or other larger vehicles?

  • Semi tractors and trailers?

  • Describe typical commodities hauled. Any backhauling?

  • What is the nature of the insured's commercial auto exposure?

  • How many drivers does the insured allow to drive on company business?

  • The commercial auto operating territory is:

  • % local

  • % intermediate

  • % long haul

  • What percentage of vehicles are equipped with electronic stability control?

  • Where are vehicles stored when not in use?

  • Lot is:

  • Can drivers use the vehicle for their own personal business?

  • Is a policy in place prohibiting the use by family members who have not been approved by the insured and underwriter?

Hiring and Monitoring Procedures

  • Is a formal fleet safety policy in place with qualifications for allowed drivers?

  • Is each driver's motor vehicle record checked before allowing driving privileges?

  • Insured informs the agent or underwriter of new drivers:

  • Are driver motor vehicle records rechecked?

  • How often are rechecks completed?

  • Is there a drug and alcohol testing program?

  • Criteria for testing:

  • Is there GPS or video monitoring of drivers?

  • What corrective action is taken when concerns like speeding or hard braking are recognized?

Driver Training Programs

  • Is a new hire driver training program in place?

  • Type of training:

  • Is periodic driver training conducted?

  • Type of training:

Vehicle Maintenance

  • Vehicles are maintained by:

  • Any type of work the insured won't complete in-house?

  • Did vehicles observed appear to be in good condition?

Other Concerns Related to Commercial Auto Coverage

  • Describe any other concerns or other information regarding commercial auto coverage.

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