Delivery Driver Runs Someone Over

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Delivery Driver Runs Someone Over

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A delivery run goes sideways when a company truck collides with a passenger car. Injuries, vehicle damage, police reports — and the big question: does the driver’s policy pay, the business’s policy, or both?

In this episode of Is It Covered?, Bruce and Brian Chapman (with Rich) unpack how insurance actually responds when a crash happens mid-delivery — whether employees use company vehicles or their own cars for work.

✓ What Hired & Non-Owned Auto (HNOA) covers for businesses using employee vehicles
✓ Why a driver’s personal auto can deny claims for deliveries/commercial use
✓ How liability is split when both the driver and employer get pulled into a lawsuit
✓ What changes if it’s a company-owned truck vs. an employee’s car
✓ When higher limits or an umbrella policy can keep a bad crash from becoming a business-ender
Whether you run a restaurant, contractor crew, or small fleet — or you deliver on the side — this episode shows how one wreck can expose costly coverage gaps.

🎧 Listen now and make sure your next delivery isn’t a liability surprise.

Have a claim scenario you want us to cover? Email brian@jdchapmaninc.com.

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