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Best Practices for Businesses with Commercial Vehicles

Best Practices for Businesses with Commercial Vehicles

 

Many businesses have commercial autos and hire drivers to drive.  I would like to forward some basic safety tips that can help you reduce the chance of your employees and/or you from the chance from being injured in an automobile accident:

-When you hire drivers, make sure that you hire safe one. Remember that your drivers represent your business when they are on the road. Once they are on board, you may want to train your drivers regarding best practices, such as the ones described below.

– It’s best to focus all of your attention on the road. Did you know that engaging in visual-manual subtasks (such as reaching for a phone, dialing and texting) associated with the use of hand-held phones and other portable devices increases the risk of getting into a crash? Avoid anything that can distract you while driving.

– Maintain safe equipment. Well-maintained vehicles are not only safer, they can help you save money.

-Always, always wear your seatbelt. Seat belts reduce serious crash-related injuries and deaths. It is sad to hear of accidents that injured people who might have otherwise been protected had they been wearing seatbelts.

Our agency offers a comprehensive line of business insurance, including general liability, cyber, employment practices, and workers’ compensation coverage from a lot of different insurance carriers. We take your information once and then we go quote your insurance with all the carriers we have. We present this info to you. Let us quote your insurance. Send us a copy of it via email. We will use the information on the policy. We will need your EIN and your drivers name, date-of-birth, driver’s license and state and their marital status. To learn more, please contact Bonnie Grant at 702-541-0882 or help@gethelpwithinsurance.net

Smart Home Insurance Policies in Nevada

Smart Home Insurance Policies in Nevada

 

Home insurance is not something many of us think about, but if something happened to our home, it would be catastrophic. A review of your policy is an important task to be done on a frequent basis especially if you make upgrades to your home such as adding a swimming pool, adding an additional detached garage, changing type of flooring or anything in my opinion! The reason is that the replacement cost of your home will change and the insurance replacement value will change. So your insurance agent needs to know that you made changes when you are finished with those changes. It would probably be a good idea to even get pictures of the new changes to your agent.

Home insurance in Nevada has a basic policy style. It has coverage for your home dwelling, which covers the home building including attached structures on the residence premises used principally as a private residence. Separate structures coverage covers separated property such as fences, walls, swimming pools, etc. The third section of your home policy is personal property. Personal property includes everything that you own or use anywhere in the world!

If you cannot live in your home due to a covered loss, Loss of Use Coverage will pay for your additional living expenses to live somewhere else.  If this home was a Rental, the rent that you would lose due to a covered loss would be reimbursed. Personal Liability and Medical Expenses for Guests are also covered in a standard policy up to the policy limits.

Many policies only give you just these coverages. Insurance policy options shouldn’t just be a matter of “here is the policy we offer and I hope it fits your needs.”

Examples include Building Ordinance, Identity Shield, Specialty Property insurance riders for your guns, jewelry, silverware, furs, cameras, earthquake, Energy-Star Efficiency, flood, etc.

Do they only offer flat deductibles, percent deductibles, or both? How about declining deductibles?

When was the last time you sat down with an Agent? Is everything up-to-date? Every company’s policy has special limits on certain kinds of personal property. Does your current policy come with a little extra fluff coverage that you don’t need?  Insurance companies should offer options.

Do you know the answers to these questions? We offer no obligation, free obligation free reviews of your policy. Please call us for a quote at 702-541-0882 or email a request to Help@gethelpwithinsurance.net. Our website is https://gethelpwithinsurance.net

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