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Having car insurance is a given these days. However, when a company has many cars covered by various plans, things may need to be clarified.

Statistics reveal that people who use smartphones while driving are four times more likely to get in an accident, according to a warning issued by a business fleet insurance firm.

Insurance for several cars, ships, or planes under a single policy is called “fleet insurance.”

Insurance for a fleet is a particular policy covering several cars.

Businesses often rely on a fleet of cars to aid with day-to-day operations. Trucks, taxis, and construction equipment are just a few examples of the various sectors and enterprises that rely heavily on fleet vehicles. However, if you use a fleet, check that every vehicle is covered by insurance. After all, commercial insurance aims to ensure that your company can continue operating in the event of a disaster. Is it necessary to insure each car in your fleet? Nope. Fleet insurance may help with that. 

Instead of insuring each vehicle in a company's fleet, they may get a single policy that covers the whole fleet. Fleet insurance is a convenient alternative to insuring each corporate vehicle, regardless of the business's line of employment. Instead, your business may insure all its cars under a single policy with a single payment. This coverage is tailor-made for businesses that use fleets in any capacity. 

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