Suppose U Drive rents and leases trucks to businesses, so your business needs its own insurance in place before pickup. What we need depends on the kind of rental, and this page sets it out so you can pass it straight to your insurance agent.
Suppose U Drive rents and leases trucks to businesses, so your business needs its own insurance in place before pickup. What we need depends on the kind of rental, and this page sets it out so you can pass it straight to your insurance agent.
The request form lists the same requirements as this page, with space for your company details.
We prefer that your business provides its own commercial auto liability insurance, shown on a certificate of insurance (COI) that meets the requirements below.
If your business does not carry commercial auto insurance, we also accept your business’s general liability policy. In that case, we add our Supplemental Liability Insurance (SLI) and Limited Collision Damage Waiver (LCDW) to your rental. This option is for short-term rentals only.
All long-term rentals and leases require a certificate of insurance (COI) that meets the requirements below.
Have your agent email the certificate to [email protected], or to the branch you are renting from. Send it before your pickup date, since your rental may be waiting on it. Using your general liability policy for a short-term rental, or not sure your coverage qualifies? Call us at (800) 404-8800 and we will tell you what we need.
Suppose U Drive rents and leases trucks to businesses from four yards in Southern California and Arizona:
Yes. Suppose U Drive rents and leases to businesses, and your business needs its own coverage in place before pickup. For short-term rentals we prefer commercial auto liability insurance, and we also accept a business general liability policy with our Supplemental Liability Insurance (SLI) and Limited Collision Damage Waiver (LCDW) added. Long-term rentals and leases require a certificate of insurance.
For short-term rentals, yes. We add our Supplemental Liability Insurance (SLI) and Limited Collision Damage Waiver (LCDW) to your rental. Long-term rentals and leases require a certificate of insurance that meets the requirements on this page.
A combined single limit (CSL) of $1,000,000, with Suppose U Drive named as Additional Insured under your auto liability policy.
Comprehensive and collision deductibles can be no more than $1,000.
Suppose U Drive Inc, 3809 San Fernando Road, Glendale, CA 91204.
Send a letter on company letterhead stating that you are self-insured for physical damage, or have the certificate state it.
No. That certificate (MC 65 M) is filed by your insurer with the California DMV for a Motor Carrier Permit. The certificate on this page is what Suppose U Drive needs before you rent. Our compliance page covers the DMV filing.
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