Passenger Transport Services Insurance
Whether you operate a local taxi fleet, a transport shuttle, or a charter bus line, carrying passengers comes with unique liabilities. As an independent insurance broker, we shop around to find the right insurance to protect your drivers, your fleet, and your business.
What Does Business Insurance Cover?
Our business insurance policies offer coverage for:
Fleet Management Program Info
Our Fleet Management program is designed to simplify your vehicle renewals and give you expert guidance, so you can stay focused on running your business.
- Proactive Monitoring: We regularly monitor your plate renewals and provide proactive monthly communication so you never miss a deadline.
- Priority Assistance: Get streamlined support for adding new plates, renewing current registrations or handling cancellations.
Want to sign up? To take advantage of our Fleet Management services or to get more information, simply send us an email, and our team will get you started.
We connect your business with tailored coverage for a wide range of passenger operations:
Taxi
Commercial auto policies for taxi drivers. Essential coverage includes third-party liability limits and physical damage protection.
Shuttles & Transit Vans
Protection for airport shuttles, hotel vans, and medical transit. Get a plan that focuses on collision, upset, and passenger liability.
Limousines & Party Buses
Tailored for luxury sedans, stretch limos, and high-capacity entertainment buses. Requires robust liability limits for group events.
Buses & Charter Lines
Coverage for school buses and coach lines. Built around complex fleet policies, comprehensive physical damage, and liability.
Frequently Asked Questions
What coverages are included in commercial passenger auto insurance?
Policies focus on basic and extended third-party liability and physical damage, such as collision or upset coverage. Other coverages are available to add, such as theft and vandalism, windshield, or cargo.
What factors affect commercial vehicle insurance rates in Saskatchewan?
Premiums are determined by the specific type of passenger vehicle, your radius of operation, vehicle seating capacity, individual claims history, and your selected liability limits.
How do drivers obtain a Saskatchewan commercial class license?
Upgrading to a commercial license involves completing an SGI medical report, passing written and vision tests, fulfilling mandatory entry-level training (MELT) hours, and successfully passing a road test. View our comprehensive Saskatchewan commercial class license guide for full maintenance and endorsement steps.
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