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April 30, 2008

Cargo and General Liability Insurance Now Available From Progressive

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MAYFIELD VILLAGE, OHIO – Progressive is rounding out its offerings for small businesses with cargo and general liability insurance. The new coverages, now available in Colorado, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, and Wisconsin, are expected to be available countrywide by the end of the year.

 

Cargo: Up to $100,000 in coverage for damage or loss due to theft, fire, collision, and hitting or running over cargo. Fewer exclusions, including no co-insurance penalty, no exclusion of coverage if a vehicle is left unattended, and no reduction in coverage limits for items such as electronic equipment.

General liability: Up to $1 million in coverage for each occurrence and $2 million aggregate coverage available for losses including people slipping and falling next to a parked truck or a trucker causing damage at a customer’s warehouse.

In 2007, the company expanded its radius for auto liability coverage from 300 to 500 miles and introduced a single deductible.

For more information on Progressive’s truck program or to find a local independent agent, visit www.progressivecommercial.com.

 

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