What Are the Key Differences Between AIG and CNA Commercial Auto Insurance?
For-Hire Heavy Trucks and Broader Vehicle Use
AIG’s described appetite is for for-hire trucking fleets with vehicles above 26,000 pounds, 11–250 power units, mostly Class A/B CDL drivers, and four or more years in business. CNA says its commercial-auto liability covers owned, hired, and non-owned vehicles used for business. Firms with employees using rentals or personal cars should ask CNA how those exposures are scheduled and whether the vehicle profile fits AIG’s narrower trucking program. [1] [3]
Coverage Extensions and Fleet Support
AIG offers trucking risk-control consulting, fleet-safety and DOT-compliance help, and a 24/7 incident-management hotline. CNA lists physical damage and an optional Drive Other Car endorsement for executives, along with driver-distraction and cargo-securement programs. Compare those account services and endorsements against your drivers’ actual work rather than treating program names as equivalent. [1] [3]