What Are the Key Differences Between CNA and HUB International Commercial Auto Insurance?
Fleet Options and Executive Vehicles
CNA's list includes automobile liability, physical damage and an optional Drive Other Car endorsement for executives. HUB, a broker for fleets and transportation businesses, names long- and short-haul risks, hired and non-owned vehicles, uninsured/underinsured motorists, medical payments, towing and lease gap. A fleet with leased units or towing needs should ask HUB to show those options in the placement; an executive using a personal auto should ask CNA about its distinct endorsement. [2] [3] [3]
Safety Programs and Program Review
CNA identifies Driver Distractions and Cargo Securement programs. HUB describes benchmarking with analytics and points to separate Fleet Risk Management and Workplace Safety Management services. The records describe different supports: CNA names auto programs, while HUB describes fleet-wide risk review. Ask for the specific service scope and whether it is included in the proposed placement. [2] [3]