Commercial insurance

Leveraging telematics can improve risk assessments, streamline operations and improve fleet safety.

For the fifth year in a row, The Hartford ranked first in the small commercial insurance scorecard. Progressive ranked second. Nationwide ranked third.

In other news: Betterview partners with Near Space Laps and CCC introduces new AI photo analysis.

Spot cargo trucking insurance start-up adds partnerships, expanding its distribution and embedding in the markets where truckers book their freight assignments.

The acquisition will expand Aon's outreach in India's commercial risk, health and reinsurance sectors.

Three steps to set the stage for easier connectivity to the tech platforms that agents can use to quote commercial insurance.

Digital Insurance has named 15 honorees for this year's Women in Insurance Leadership award and five Women in Insurance Leadership: NEXT honorees, recognizing the next generation of leaders who will continue the industry's digital transformation. You can find those profiles, here.

Extreme weather events, rising inflation and a constantly-evolving risk landscape are just some of the challenges Sansone uses technology to tackle.

With rising auto premiums and increasing popularity of autonomous, connected, electric and shared vehicles, more insurers are offering telematics and usage-based insurance.

The move comes as incumbent truckmakers face the task of developing battery trucks that require fast-charging points with energy needs akin to small towns, and complex fuel-cell technology.

Application helps safety managers rate and coach drivers, assign routes

More news from The Standard and Spot Insurance.

AVP Bret Martin talks about how digital transformation is changing risk management.

The system created by Nationwide and Generali was recently recognized for the 2023 Celent Model Insurer award for Digital and Emerging Technologies.

Safety tech company Motive finds 40% of trucking fleets underinvested.

How the company is investing in data scientists to capitalize on its robust internet of things network.

Insurers and vendors are working together to ensure that safety is top of mind in the return to a normal flow of goods on American roads.

Water leak and freeze sensors designed by the insurer's IoT subsidiary, Meshify, will connect through the shared network.

Also: News from Progressive, Sentry Insurance, Millennial Specialty and more

Maine workers comp insurer invests in development of wearable tech that spots potential ergonomic issues.