Commercial auto vehicle drivers often fall victim to the same claims scenarios that apply to any drivers, including severe and sporadic weather events. High winds, precipitation and related poor pavement conditions pose risks to commercial auto operators, as well as to their fellow drivers along their routes. (Credit: WR7/Shutterstock.com) Commercial auto vehicle drivers often fall victim to the same claims scenarios that apply to any drivers, including severe and sporadic weather events. High winds, precipitation and related poor pavement conditions pose risks to commercial auto operators, as well as to their fellow drivers along their routes. (Credit: WR7/Shutterstock.com)

The insurance industry has seen an increase in the number of commercial auto claims, the costs of those claims and a subsequent rise in premiums. Given the variety of factors at play including supply chain delays, labor shortages, an increase in weather events, and more, this trend will likely continue, making risk mitigation strategies a top priority for business owners across a number of industries.

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