In a Business Auto Coverage form, which symbol is used for specifically described vehicles?

In a Business Auto Coverage form, Symbol 7 is designated for specifically described vehicles. This symbol is used to cover vehicles that are listed individually in the policy, as opposed to coverage that applies to a broader range of vehicles. This specificity allows for tailored coverage that can address the unique needs and details of each vehicle insured under the policy.

When a vehicle is specifically described, it means that the details such as make, model, and vehicle identification number (VIN) are provided, which can help in ensuring that the coverage is appropriate for the particular vehicle's use and value. This kind of detail is important for underwriting and claims processes, as it provides clarity regarding what is covered and assists in avoiding disputes about coverage in the event of a loss.

Other symbols in the Business Auto Coverage form serve different purposes, such as representing coverage for all owned vehicles, hired vehicles, and non-owned vehicles, each having their specific applications and implications in terms of coverage. Understanding the role of each symbol helps agents and policyholders recognize the extent and limitations of the coverage provided under a commercial auto policy.