The term 'Tool of Trade' in regards to commercial vehicle insurance means the vehicle is needed to ply the trade (transportation of equipment, etc.)
The standard ISO policy forms don't cover the release of any pollutants other than pollutants used to run the vehicle. If you were in a vehicle accident in a commercial vehicle and oil and antifreeze were dispursed, the policy would respond to cleanup. If you had a barrell of antifreeze or a few gallons of oil in the trunk, bed, cargo, etc then the policy would not respond. Pollutants in general are not property covered under the ISO commercial auto or general liability policy forms, so special pollution insurance can be obtained for your company
The person who took out the policy is the main or policyholder. Any persons added to the policy are considered additionally insured.
If by FTA you mean the Foreign Trade Association, then it is clear that Antarctica has no commercial enterprises and so, nothing to trade.
The New Economic Policy of India is an opening of India's commerce to the outside world and an allowing of incoming trade items.
I'm not sure what you mean by covered. She needs to be listed as a driver if she drives any of your vehicles. You cannot add her vehicle to your policy if that is what you mean. No one can add a vehicle to their policy if the vehicle is not titled in their name. The only exception is husband and wife situations. Whether or not you are adulterous makes not difference to the insurance company really.
Yes. You can add and have an obligation to add anyone who drives your vehicles. This does not mean that you can add their vehicles onto your policy. You cannot insure a vehicle that you do not own.
A vehicle used in the operation of a business i.e. van used for carpet cleaning business, vehicle hired to transport people for profit. (taxicab) vehicle used for delivery purpose.
The principal driver is the person who drives the vehicle over 50% of the time. This is the main driver of the vehicle and the person who will be rated as the driver for computing the cost of the insurance.
Assuming you mean while operating a commercial vehicle - first, both you yourself and the supervising driver must be at least 21 to be allowed to operate a commercial vehicle across state lines.
If u mean, AEC as in the well known vehicle manufacturer, it stands for associated equipment company. AEC was a british vehicle manufacturer which built buses and various commercial vehicles from 1912 until 1979.
More info needed do you mean for a test drive? If so do you have a vehicle/policy? if so it will transfer to this vehicle you are test driving. If this is not the question please be more specific and I will attempt to help more.
business, commerce, commercial enterprise, manufacturing, production, trade,