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Quote center · Commercial auto
Request a commercial auto or fleet quote.
Start with your business, vehicles, garaging state, and contact details. You can provide driver and vehicle schedules during an agent-led follow-up.
At a Glance
- First step
- Short Instant Quote form
- For
- Work vehicles and fleets
- Details
- Quote portal, then agent review
Quick answer
Ellie Insurance Group accepts commercial auto requests for single work vehicles, service fleets, and trucking operations. An agent reviews ownership, vehicle and driver schedules, radius, and the proposed use before approaching available carriers. Submitting the request does not bind or change coverage.
When you're ready
What can help an agent prepare a full submission
Not required to request an initial review. A qualified agent will confirm the documents for your operation and the way to send them securely.
Quote checklist
Helpful supporting information
- Vehicle schedule and where each unit is garaged
- Driver information, provided via an agent-approved channel
- Business operations and typical radius or lanes
- Current declarations, if you have a policy
- Loss history and desired effective date
- Trucking: authority, commodities, and contract requirements when applicable
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes. Tell the agent when the business uses rented, borrowed, or employee-owned vehicles. Business liability and vehicle physical damage are different coverage questions, and the actual policy controls.
- Yes. Choose the general-freight or hot-shot/expediter operation from the selector. We may need additional authority, commodity, vehicle, and contract details to review available trucking options.
- No. The first step asks for fleet basics and contact information. An agent will explain how to provide schedules and other documents securely when they are needed.
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Ready to shop commercial coverage?
Start an instant quote or speak with a commercial agent. We'll review available markets and the carrier's requirements before coverage can be bound.