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B Ok Insurance Solutions
Commercial fleet vehicles outside an Australian business

BUSINESS VEHICLES

Commercial Motor and Fleet Insurance

Keep business vehicles, drivers and fleet claims moving with cover matched to how the vehicles are actually used.

Business use and driver review
Fleet claims support
Goods and tools exposure considered
Single-vehicle to multi-vehicle fleets

Search intent

Vehicle risk changes as the business grows

A single ute policy can become a fleet program once there are multiple drivers, mixed vehicles, trailers, tools and time-sensitive jobs.

For businesses running utes, vans, trucks, trailers or multi-vehicle fleets.

Incorrect vehicle use

Private, trade, delivery, courier, sales and heavy vehicle use can require different insurer treatment.

Driver and claims patterns

Young drivers, claims frequency and vehicle allocation can affect premium and insurer appetite.

Goods and tools carried

Vehicle cover may not automatically cover cargo, tools or customer goods carried in the vehicle.

Cover structure

Commercial motor areas we review

We structure business vehicle cover around the fleet mix, drivers, operations and claims process.

Comprehensive vehicle cover

Accidental damage, theft and third-party property damage for insured business vehicles.

Fleet structure

Multi-vehicle schedules, driver rules, excess structures and claims management options.

Trailers and accessories

Review of trailers, modifications, signage, accessories and attached equipment.

Goods and tools links

Separate review of goods in transit, tools and general property carried with vehicles.

Who it helps

Vehicle-heavy businesses we help

Trades with utes and vans
Delivery and service fleets
Civil and construction businesses
Sales and professional service teams
Light trucks and logistics operators
Businesses adding vehicles each year

Broker process

How BOK reviews motor and fleet cover

Step 1

Build the vehicle schedule

We collect vehicle values, registrations, modifications, driver use and finance details.

Step 2

Review usage and drivers

We match vehicle use, driver age, radius, overnight parking and claims history to insurer appetite.

Step 3

Connect related exposures

We check whether tools, cargo, plant, trailers or contract obligations need extra cover.

FAQs

Common questions about motor & fleet

How many vehicles make a fleet?

Insurers define fleets differently. Some offer fleet-style treatment from a small number of vehicles, while others require larger schedules.

Does commercial motor cover tools in the vehicle?

Usually not automatically. Tools may need general property or tools insurance, with vehicle storage conditions checked.

Can trailers be included?

Yes, trailers can often be listed, but value, use and attached equipment should be declared correctly.

With B Ok, you'll be OK

Need this cover reviewed?

Tell us what your business does, what you already have in place and what contracts or assets need protecting. We'll help you compare suitable options.