Hired & Non-Owned Auto
Hired & Non-Owned Auto (HNOA) insurance provided by Corix offers coverage for bodily injury or property damage caused by vehicles a business doesn’t own—specifically vehicles rented (hired) or personal vehicles used by employees (non-owned) for business purposes.
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Forward-Thinking Protection
Hired & Non-Owned Auto (HNOA) insurance provided by Corix offers coverage for bodily injury or property damage caused by vehicles a business doesn’t own—specifically vehicles rented (hired) or personal vehicles used by employees (non-owned) for business purposes. It does not cover physical damage to the vehicle itself, but focuses on third-party liability exposures.
This endorsement is particularly important for businesses that don’t maintain a fleet but still face auto liability risks through routine operations such as employee travel, deliveries, or client meetings. HNOA can be added to a General Liability policy, making it flexible and scalable for businesses with evolving needs.
Coverage Highlights
Rental vehicles used by employees for business purposes
Employee-owned vehicles used by employees for business purposes
Additional Coverage Options
Optional: Delivery activities
Why It's Critical For Your Clients
Critical Gap
Fills a critical gap for businesses without commercial auto policies
Employee Vehicle Use
Protects against liability from employee vehicle use on company time
Transportation Services
Often required by clients or contracts when transportation is part of services rendered
Expert Insights
Hired and Non-Owned Auto (HNOA) insurance is an important, yet often misunderstood, component of a comprehensive commercial risk management program—especially for small and low mid-market businesses. HNOA provides liability coverage for bodily injury or property damage caused by vehicles your clients don’t own but still use for business purposes, such as employee-owned cars or rented vehicles. Even companies without a fleet or company vehicles can face significant exposure if an employee gets into an accident while driving their own car to a meeting or using a rental car for business travel. In such cases, your client can be held legally responsible—and personal auto policies typically won’t provide adequate protection.
For brokers, educating clients about this hidden but common exposure is a vital part of safeguarding their operations. Many small businesses assume they have no auto risk if they don’t own vehicles, which can lead to costly gaps in coverage. A single serious accident involving an employee’s personal or rented vehicle can trigger a lawsuit that threatens the business’s financial health. By recommending HNOA coverage—often available at a relatively low premium—you help your clients avoid major losses stemming from everyday activities like sales calls, deliveries, or errands. If your clients have employees on the road, they have auto liability exposure—and HNOA is how you can help them manage it.
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HNOA coverage is provided as an endorsement to the Commercial General Liability policy, not as a standalone policy. This coverage applies only to liability for bodily injury or property damage to third parties and does not cover physical damage to the vehicles themselves. Coverage for delivery activities may be excluded or limited. This coverage may be offered on a non-admitted basis in certain states.
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