chapter ten - commercial auto coverage Flashcards
The deregulation of the trucking industry was accomplished through which 1980 regulation?
Motor Carrier Act
Trailer Interchange Act
Motor Carrier Public Liability Act
Trucking Reform Act
Motor Carrier Act.
This regulation requires certain vehicles carry minimum liability limits ranging from $750,000 to $5,000,000, depending on the type of merchandise transported
Section II (Liability) of the Garage Coverage Form covers which of the following?
Injuries covered by Workers’ Compensation
Injuries to an employee that are caused by a fellow employee
Property in the care and custody of the insured
Property damage for which the insured is legally responsible
Property damage for which the insured is legally responsible.
Section II (Liability) of the Garage Coverage Form covers which of the following?
Injuries covered by Workers’ Compensation
Injuries to an employee that are caused by a fellow employee
Property in the care and custody of the insured
Property damage for which the insured is legally responsible
Property damage for which the insured is legally responsible.
How is lost or damaged property valued under the BAP?
Lesser of the ACV or the cost to repair or replace
Greater of the cost to repair and the replacement cost
Lesser of the replacement cost and the ACV
Greater of the ACV or the cost to repair or replace with like kind
Lesser of the ACV or the cost to repair or replace.
The most the insurer will pay for damaged or stolen property in any one accident is the lesser of the ACV or the cost of repairing or replacing with property of like kind and quality.
Which of the following is designed for a firm that transports goods of others, rather than its own goods?
Truckers Coverage Form
Motor Carrier Coverage Form
Business Auto Form
Garage Form
Truckers Coverage Form
A Truckers Coverage Form is designed for common and contract carriers hauling the goods of others.
Section II of the Garage Coverage Form does not cover:
Premise and operations liability
Products liability
Damage to the customer’s car in the insured’s care
Completed operations liability
Damage to the customer’s car in the insured’s care.
Section II (Liability) Coverage does not cover vehicles in the insured’s care, custody or control. Section III (Garagekeepers Coverage) provides this coverage.
Specified Causes of Loss under Physical Damage Coverage of the Business Auto Coverage Form includes all of the following, except:
Windstorm, hail or earthquake
Theft
Glass breakage
Flood
Glass breakage.
Specified Perils Coverage is similar to Comprehensive (or Other than Collision) Coverage, but it is a specified perils form and glass breakage is not specified as an insured peril.
The Garage Liability section of the Garage Coverage Form covers which of the following?
Property damage for which the insured is legally responsible
Injuries covered by Workers’ Compensation
Property in the care and custody of the insured
Product recall
Property damage for which the insured is legally responsible
Section II provides bodily injury and property damage liability coverage for losses resulting from garage operations. In addition, the form includes coverage for Premises and Operations Liability, Products Liability, and Completed Operations Liability. The section does not cover property in the care and custody of the insured, injuries covered by Workers’ Compensation, and liability arising from pollution or product recall.
What is the name for insurance covering the amount an insured is legally obligated to pay for loss to a customer’s vehicle in the insured’s care?
Business auto coverage
Garage coverage form
Garagekeepers coverage
Garage product liability
Garagekeepers coverage
Garagekeepers coverage pays for loss or damage to a customer’s vehicle and equipment while in the insured’s care for servicing, repair, parking, or storing.
Which of the following autos is covered under Symbol 9 of the Business Auto Coverage Form?
An auto borrowed by the insured
An auto owned by the insured’s employee while used in the insured’s business
An auto leased or hired by the insured
Any auto not used in the insured’s business
An auto owned by the insured’s employee while used in the insured’s business.
Non-owned Autos Only Coverage, Symbol 9, provides coverage for only those autos the insured does not own, lease, hire, rent or borrow, which are used in connection with the insured’s business. This includes autos owned by the employees or members of their household.
Which vehicle would not be eligible for a Business Auto Coverage Form?
A trailer that is used to carry a backhoe
A private passenger auto that is used in the business
A forklift used in the business
A van that is used by a delivery firm
A forklift used in the business.
Being mobile equipment, a forklift is not eligible for auto coverage, other than by endorsement.
Choose the false statement regarding commercial auto coverage.
Section II of the Garage Coverage Form does not provide physical damage coverage to a customer’s car
Section IV of the Garage Coverage Form provides coverage for the insured’s owned autos
Section II of the Garage Coverage Form - does not provide completed operations coverage
The Business Auto Coverage Form will cover liability arising from mobile equipment being carried or towed
Section II of the Garage Form - does not provide completed operations coverage
Section II of the Garage Coverage Form provides bodily injury and property damage liability coverage for losses resulting from garage operations. In addition, the form includes coverage for Premises and Operations Liability, Products Liability, and Completed Operations Liability.
The Business Auto Coverage Form is intended for which of the following businesses?
Owned, leased, hired or borrowed private passenger autos only
Owned, leased, or hired trucks, trailers and semi-trailers only
Owned or hired trucks, trailers and semi-trailers only
Owned, leased, hired or borrowed private passenger autos, trucks, trailers and semi-trailers
Owned, leased, hired or borrowed private passenger autos, trucks, trailers, and semi-trailers.
Which type of Commercial Auto policy would be best suited for a parking garage business?
Garage Coverage Form
Truckers Coverage Form
Business Auto Coverage Form
Motor Carrier Coverage Form
Garage Coverage Form
The Garage Coverage Form is designed to provide coverage for businesses engaged in the sale, service, parking, or storage of automobiles. Eligible businesses include automobile vehicle dealerships, sales agencies, repair shops, service stations, storage garages, and public parking places.
Which of the business auto coverage forms provides insurance for a contract carrier that transports its own goods in addition to the goods owned by others?
Garage Coverage Form
Motor Carrier Coverage Form
Truckers Coverage Form
Business Auto Coverage Form
Motor Carrier Coverage Form
The Motor Carrier Coverage Form provides coverage for contract carriers for the transportation of goods, for hire, that are owned by others and transporting their own property.
All of the following regarding the Garage Coverage Form are correct, except:
It provides automobile liability, physical damage, and general liability insurance for auto businesses
Coverage is typically written using a blanket limit of insurance
It provides physical damage coverage for covered autos the named insured owns, hires, rents, leases, or borrows
It provides coverage for product recall
It provides coverage for product recall.
The Garage policy does not cover property in the care and custody of the insured, injuries covered by Workers’ Compensation, and liability arising from pollution or product recall.
Flood is a specified cause of loss under which section of the Garage Coverage Form?
Section IV
Section I
Section II
Section III
Section IV
The Section IV specified perils are the same as those found in the BAP, which includes damage for flood The Section III specified perils are more restrictive, including only fire, lightning, explosion, theft, mischief, and vandalism.
The limit of insurance that the insurer will pay for a physical damage loss is the:
Actual Cash Value
Lesser of the ACV or the cost to repair or replace with like kind and quality
Greater of the ACV or the cost to repair or replace with like kind and quality
Replacement cost
Lesser of the ACV or the cost to repair or replace with like kind and quality.
The most the insurer will pay for damaged or stolen property in any one accident is the lesser of the ACV or the cost of repairing or replacing with property of like kind and quality.
Which of the following is not covered under Comprehensive Coverage under the Business Auto Coverage Form?
Theft
Collision
Glass Breakage
Fire and Lightning
Collision.
Comprehensive Coverage under the Business Auto Coverage Form is an open perils coverage that covers damage from perils not excluded. Collisions are excluded.
All of the following are true of the Business Auto Coverage Form, except:
Medical payments coverage may be added by endorsement
Coverage is primary on owned autos and excess on non-owned autos
Uninsured Motorist Coverage is included in Section II
Coverage may be written on owned private passenger autos
Uninsured Motorist Coverage is included in Section II
Section II of the BAP provides liability coverage. Uninsured Motorist coverage is provided by optional endorsement.
Which source of liability would a trucker be liable for under a Motor Carrier Coverage Form?
Cargo damage from overturn
Acts of God
Faulty packing by a Shipper
Exercise of Public Authority
Cargo damage from overturn.
The Motor Carrier Coverage Form provides Trailer Interchange Coverage, which protects against physical damage such as comprehensive and/or collision coverage.
Garagekeepers Coverage will cover which of the following claims?
Damage to the products for sale
Physical damage to a customer’s car that is in the care and custody of an insured
Product liability exposures
An owned vehicle used in the business, that is damaged by a hail storm
Physical damage to a customer’s car that is in the care and custody of an insured.
Garagekeepers Coverage pays for damage to customer’s cars in the care and custody of the insured.
All of the following are general conditions of the BAP, except:
Premium audit
Concealment, misrepresentation, or fraud
Duties in the event of an accident
No benefit to bailee for physical damage
Duties in the event of an accident.
Duties in the event of an accident is a loss condition under the BAP, not a general condition.
All of the following are true of the Business Auto Coverage Form, except:
It covers liability from mobile equipment while being towed
It does not include contractual liability coverage
It provides no-fault coverage in states that require it
It covers injuries to employees
It covers injuries to employees
Injuries to employees would be covered under Workers’ Compensation
Which section of the BAP provides auto medical payments coverage?
Section III
This coverage is available by endorsement only
Section II
Section I
This coverage is available by endorsement only
Commercial auto policies do not automatically provide medical payments coverage, which must be added by endorsement.
Which of the following is not covered under Section II of the Garage Coverage Form?
Products liability
Damage to the customer’s car in the insured’s care
Premise and operations liability
Completed operations liability
Damage to the customer’s car in the insured’s care.