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Overview — Colonial General Insurance Agency, Inc. Airport Shuttle Insurance Colonial General Insurance Agency, Inc. offers a targeted airport shuttle program designed for agents who need a flexible market for passenger transport and light cargo operations. This program combines auto liability, physical damage, cargo, and excess auto capacity to cover common exposures faced by shuttle and transfer operators. As a managing general agency and excess & surplus lines broker, Colonial General places business through admitted and non-admitted markets depending on state availability and risk characteristics. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Small to medium shuttle fleets (hotel, airport transfer, corporate shuttles, connector services). Operators carrying passengers and their baggage or light cargo, including food/catering runs tied to terminal operations. For-hire shuttle services with scheduled routes or on-demand airport transfers. Accounts with good driving records, documented maintenance programs, and clear operating radii. Accounts that typically do not fit include high-hazard operations (e.g., open cargo hauling, night-time unescorted intercity long-haul with excessive miles), excessively large fleets without loss control, or operations with poor loss history. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Liability: limits available up to $1,000,000 CSL; additional limits available up to state or federal requirements with per vehicle limits provided up to $1.5 million. Physical damage: full coverage offered with deductible options from $500 to $5,000 to fit different retention preferences. Cargo: limits up to $100,000 with refrigerator breakdown coverage included where applicable. Radius options: flexible territory limits up to 500 miles to support regional operations. Excess auto: capacity available to layer over primary limits for accounts needing higher limits. Placement flexibility: Colonial General works with a variety of markets and carriers; appetite and admitted availability vary by state and risk profile. Underwriting Notes and Typical Requirements Underwriting focuses on operations, loss history, driver qualification, vehicle condition, and radius. Typical information required at submission includes a driver roster and MVRs, up to three years of loss runs, a current fleet schedule with seating capacities and vehicle values, and a description of routes and any cargo types carried. Deductible selection, radius, and passenger exposure will materially affect pricing and placement. Because admitted markets are available in some states but not all, Colonial General frequently accesses both admitted and E&S capacity—ask the underwriter about admitted availability for the specific state and account. Territories and Availability Program availability: AZ, CA, CO, ID, NV, NM, UT, WY. Coverage and admitted options vary by state; Colonial General places accounts in admitted markets where possible and uses excess & surplus capacity for higher-risk or out-of-territory placements. Why Work With Colonial General on Airport Shuttle Business Specialized program tailored to shuttle and passenger transport exposures. Flexible limits and deductible choices to match a range of fleet sizes and risk tolerances. Access to multiple carriers and market appetite — underwriter will evaluate admitted vs. non-admitted placement based on the account. Practical underwriting approach focused on operations and loss control, helping improve placement outcomes for well-managed accounts. Agent Scenarios Example 1: You have a boutique hotel with a three-vehicle shuttle that transports guests to the local airport. The fleet has clean driving records and routine maintenance—this program can provide primary liability, physical damage, and cargo protection with a competitive deductible. Example 2: You represent a regional airport transfer operator that also delivers catering items to terminals. Cargo coverage with refrigerator breakdown included and a 500-mile radius option make this program a practical fit for combined passenger/cargo exposures. Frequently Asked Questions What types of airport shuttle accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is aimed at small to medium passenger shuttle operations—hotel shuttles, scheduled airport transfers, corporate connectors, and similar services that maintain driver qualification, vehicle maintenance, and reasonable radius controls. Which coverages and limits are available?Coverage includes auto liability, physical damage, cargo (with refrigerator breakdown where needed), and excess auto. Liability limits are available up to $1,000,000 CSL, with higher per-vehicle limits up to $1.5 million and cargo limits up to $100,000 depending on the account. Are admitted markets available?Some admitted markets are available depending on state and risk characteristics. As an MGA and E&S broker, Colonial General can place business in admitted or non-admitted markets based on the account and state rules—ask the underwriter for admitted availability in the specific state. What underwriting information should I include with a submission?Include a current fleet schedule, driver roster and recent MVRs, three years of loss runs if available, vehicle values, seating capacities, and a description of typical routes and cargo types. These items speed underwriting and improve placement chances. How are deductibles and territory handled?Physical damage deductibles range from $500 to $5,000. Radius options are available up to 500 miles to support regional operations—both deductible and territory selections influence pricing and market access. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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Public Auto Specialty Insurance Program Amwins National Transportation Underwriters, part of the Amwins Underwriting division, offers a specialized Public Auto program designed for agents placing passenger transportation risks. Our underwriting team has more than 100 years of combined experience in public auto exposures and works with a variety of admitted and non-admitted markets to provide flexible solutions for operators such as shuttles, limousines, charter buses, and social service carriers. Overview of the Program from Amwins Underwriting This program is delivered through Amwins as a Managing General Underwriter with access to multiple carriers. It provides targeted coverages and underwriting expertise for businesses that transport passengers for hire or on behalf of organizations. Policies can be tailored by account and typically include primary auto liability, physical damage, and excess limits when appropriate. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Typical accounts that fit this program include: Airport shuttles, airport limousines and courtesy buses Limousine and chauffeured luxury sedan services Charter and party buses (sightseeing, seasonal recreation, amateur sports) Employee transportation and daycare transport services Social service transportation providers Amwins has appetite for single-state and multi-state operations across a broad range of vehicle fleets and seating capacities. We generally consider accounts with organized driver screening and safety programs. Accounts with frequent charter work, special event service, or mixed-use operations may also be eligible. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Auto Liability limits tailored to the account with available excess layers Physical damage options for comprehensive and collision on scheduled vehicles Flexible underwriting for seasonal operations and mixed fleets Access to multiple carriers through Amwins’ underwriting relationships Underwriting expertise focused exclusively on public auto exposures Underwriting Notes When submitting a request, underwriters typically ask for: Completed public auto application and vehicle schedule Current loss runs (usually 3–5 years) Driver lists and MVRs for principals and drivers Details on safety programs, maintenance, driver hiring, and training procedures While this program handles many public auto classes, it is not intended for high-hazard freight or specialized hazmat transport. Accounts with a history of frequent or severe losses, or with inadequate driver controls, may not be eligible. Territories and Regulatory Positioning The program is available in the following jurisdictions: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, ME, MD, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NM, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, DC, WV, WI, WY. Coverage availability and filing requirements vary by state; Amwins can advise on admitted vs. non-admitted placement options as appropriate for the risk. Why Work with Amwins on Public Auto Deep, focused expertise in public auto—underwriters who understand passenger transportation exposures Managing General Underwriter access to multiple carrier capacities and flexible policy forms Responsive underwriting and tailored solutions for single-vehicle owners up to larger fleet operators Ability to consider specialized or niche operations that require a nuanced approach Example submissions you may have: a regional airport shuttle operator with a mixed fleet of 8–12 vehicles and a documented driver training program; or a luxury limousine service seeking liability and physical damage coverage for chauffeurs and high-value sedans. Both are the kinds of risks our team regularly evaluates. To learn more about our Public Auto insurance program, please visit our website. Frequently Asked Questions What types of public auto accounts are a good fit for this program?We typically write airport shuttles, limousines, charter and party buses, daycare and social service transport, employee shuttles, and seasonal recreation transport. Accounts with documented safety programs and acceptable loss histories are preferred. Which lines of coverage are available through Amwins’ Public Auto program?The program commonly includes Auto Liability, Auto Physical Damage, and Excess coverage. Coverages and limits are tailored to the vehicle mix and exposures of each account. What information should I include with a submission?Provide a completed application, vehicle schedule, current loss runs, driver roster with MVRs for key drivers, and a summary of safety and maintenance programs. The more complete the submission, the faster underwriting can evaluate the risk. In which states can I place business through this program?Amwins offers this program in multiple states (see storefront for the full list). Availability and the admitted/non-admitted option can vary by jurisdiction—your Amwins underwriter can advise on placement options for the client’s state. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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FIXED BASE OPERATORS INSURANCE AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE Fixed Base Operators (FBOs) are airport-based commercial operators that provide some or all of the following services: line service, aircraft and engine maintenance, parts and accessories sales, aircraft sales, charter and rental operations, corporate flight support, and flight training. Line service typically includes fueling, deicing, ground handling, and interior/exterior cleaning. FBO exposures range from general liability and premises risks to products and pollution liability tied to fueling, plus aviation-specific risks such as hull and liability for aircraft on the ramp. Arlington/Roe's aviation team is made up of career aviation brokers who have worked together for 20 years and, combined, offer more than 85 years of aviation insurance and risk management experience. We represent a broad panel of aviation markets and work with agents who already place aviation business as well as those expanding into FBO and airport exposures. Note: Arlington/Roe's FBO Insurance storefront can be accessed through CompleteMarkets by searching for the following keywords: FBO operations and fixed base operations. Overview of This FBO Program This program is built for agents and brokers seeking placement options for Fixed Base Operators. Arlington/Roe serves as a managing general agency and an excess & surplus lines broker, providing access to a wide panel of markets—over 35 aviation insurance carriers. We can address the full range of FBO exposures with both admitted and non-admitted market solutions. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Independent and airport-based FBOs offering fueling, line services, ground handling, and aircraft parking. Operations that combine limited maintenance, parts sales, and light repair with ramp services. FBOs supporting corporate, charter, and general aviation customers across piston, turboprop, and business jet activity. Flight schools, charter support facilities, and ground service providers that operate on airport property. Best-fit accounts are established FBOs with documented safety procedures, formal fuel-handling training, and defined maintenance controls. We have limited appetite for accounts with unresolved major loss histories, repeated pollution incidents, or large heavy-maintenance shops lacking robust controls—every submission is reviewed on its individual merits. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Access to both admitted and non-admitted markets to increase placement flexibility. Programs that can combine general liability, products liability, premises and operations, pollution liability for fuel-handling risks, and aviation hull & liability for on-ramp exposures. Options to handle non-owned aircraft exposures and ground-handling liability. Workers’ compensation solutions tailored for aviation payroll classifications, including FBO staff, mechanics, and line-service employees. Industry-focused underwriting by career aviation brokers who understand airport operations, tenant agreements, and regulator expectations. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Underwriters evaluate loss history, fuel-handling and spill-control procedures, employee training, maintenance controls, tenant agreements, and airport lease arrangements. Submissions with written safety programs, training records, maintenance logs, environmental controls (spill kits, secondary containment) and documented tenant/lease language improve placement likelihood. Minimum premiums and retentions vary by carrier and state; submit through your usual CompleteMarkets flow or contact the underwriting team for market-specific guidance. Territories and Availability Admitted status: All Available Markets (admitted and non-admitted options). This program supports placements across the following jurisdictions: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, DC, WV, WI, WY. Availability may vary by carrier and by the specific exposures of an account. Why Work With Our Team on FBO Business Specialized aviation underwriting knowledge from a team with deep, long-term industry experience. Broad market access—over 35 aviation carriers—so placements can be tailored to admitted or E&S solutions. Hands-on support: we help package submissions, document exposures, and present accounts to underwriters to improve quote outcomes. Example fits You might have a municipal airport FBO that provides fueling, basic line service, and aircraft parking—this program targets markets that combine premises liability and pollution coverage. You might place a corporate FBO that offers limited maintenance and parts sales alongside charter handling—our markets can consider combined general liability, products liability, and non-owned aircraft exposures. Frequently Asked Questions What types of FBO accounts are a good fit for this program?Established FBOs with fueling/line service, limited maintenance, flight support, or parts sales are the core appetite. Strong candidates have documented safety programs, employee training, and pollution controls. Each account is evaluated case-by-case. Which coverages can I place through this program?Markets we represent can provide general liability, products liability, pollution liability tied to fueling operations, non-owned aircraft liability, and tailored workers’ compensation programs. Availability depends on the submission details and chosen market. How do I submit an account for consideration?Provide a completed ACORD application (or carrier-required submission form), five-year loss runs, and details on fuel-handling and spill controls, maintenance procedures, and employee training records. Submissions through CompleteMarkets will be routed to appropriate underwriters for review. Is this available in my state and can I access admitted markets?This program supports placements in admitted and non-admitted markets across the listed states and DC. Specific admitted availability depends on the carrier—underwriters will indicate admitted versus E&S options during quote development. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

HANGAR INSURANCE AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE Arlington/Roe & Co., Inc. offers a focused Hangar Insurance program that helps independent agents and brokers place aviation-related property and liability risks. Available nationwide and backed by relationships with over 35 aviation insurance carriers, our program is designed for insureds who own or operate aircraft storage hangars, maintenance facilities, FBOs, and other aviation-related properties. Overview of the Hangar Insurance Program Hangarkeepers legal liability protects your clients from liability for loss or damage to aircraft owned by others while those aircraft are in the insured’s care, custody, or control—whether for storage, maintenance, or safekeeping. Limits are typically written per aircraft and per occurrence at each insured location. Arlington/Roe’s program pairs underwriting expertise with broad market access to help you place these specialized risks efficiently. Ideal Accounts and Appetite We place a wide range of aviation-related accounts. Typical fits include: Private, corporate, and commercial aircraft storage hangars Fixed Base Operators (FBOs) with on-site storage or line service Aircraft maintenance, repair, and avionics facilities Museums and operators of antique or historic aircraft Municipal, regional, and private airport hangars We work with both experienced aviation agents and those new to the sector. If you want to grow your aviation book, Arlington/Roe provides market access and underwriting guidance to support new and complex submissions. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Hangarkeepers legal liability for aircraft stored, maintained, or serviced Flexible liability limits, typically written per aircraft and per occurrence Coverage for fixed-wing and helicopter operations Eligible aircraft: piston, turbo-prop, and jet (subject to carrier appetite) Support for specialty operations including antique, military, aerial emergency, and cargo hangars Beyond hangarkeepers coverage, Arlington/Roe can help you place complementary aviation policies such as hull and liability (personal, corporate, commercial, and non-owned), airport liability for commercial and municipal operations, aviation products liability, and aviation workers’ compensation. Underwriting Notes Our team can write a broad range of risks—even when hangar operations are not the primary exposure on the account. Underwriting focuses on operations, security and handling procedures, aircraft types stored, maintenance activities, and claim controls. We bring more than two decades of aviation team experience and 85 years of combined aviation underwriting and risk management knowledge to secure appropriate markets and terms. Territories and Market Access Hangar Insurance is available in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Arlington/Roe offers admitted and non-admitted solutions through a panel of more than 35 aviation markets to help you match coverage form and capacity to your client’s needs. Why Work With Arlington/Roe? As a Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines Broker specializing in aviation, Arlington/Roe delivers dedicated underwriting, broad market relationships, and practical placement support. Our team’s long tenure together means faster responses, clearer placement strategies, and better alignment with carrier appetites. Whether you need a simple hangarkeepers placement or a layered program combining hull, airport liability, and products coverage, we provide the market access and expertise to get it done. Examples you might see: A municipal airport seeking hangarkeepers limits for multiple tenant hangars that store a mix of piston and turboprop aircraft. An FBO that provides overnight storage and line maintenance for corporate jets and needs combined hangarkeepers and premises liability limits. You can find this Hangar Insurance program on CompleteMarkets by searching keywords such as: hangar insurance, aircraft storage hangars, hangars and other aircraft storage facilities, and hangarkeepers legal liability. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for Arlington/Roe's Hangar Insurance program?Ideal accounts include aircraft storage hangars, FBOs, maintenance facilities, and private or municipal airport hangars that store or work on aircraft owned by others. Can this program cover antique or military aircraft storage?Yes. Arlington/Roe has access to markets that can write coverage for antique, military, and specialty aircraft hangars, subject to underwriting and carrier appetite. Is this program available in all states?Yes. Hangar Insurance is available nationwide, including all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Do I need aviation experience to work with Arlington/Roe?No. While we welcome experienced aviation agents, our team also supports agents new to aviation insurance with guidance and underwriting expertise. What limits are available under Hangarkeepers Liability?Limits are typically written per aircraft and per occurrence per insured location. Specific limits depend on the risk profile and available carrier capacity. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Policy Highlights for Limousine Insurance: Colonial General Insurance Agency, Inc. offers a flexible Limousine Insurance program designed specifically to help agents and brokers place livery and chauffeur-driven transportation accounts. Backed by deep regional market knowledge and responsive underwriting, our team helps you secure tailored coverage, competitive terms, and solutions for both routine and complex operations. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program targets licensed, commercially insured limousine operations including private executive transportation, special-event limos, airport transfer providers, and corporate chauffeur services. We work with small stretch-limo operators as well as larger fleets of luxury sedans and SUVs. Preferred submissions have consistent business operations, properly maintained vehicles, and clean driving records. New ventures may be considered on a case-by-case basis when driver training, vehicle maintenance, and safety procedures are clearly documented. Example scenarios that often fit well: A regional airport transfer operator with a mixed fleet of sedans and SUVs seeking liability and physical damage limits tailored to multi-zone operations. A small executive limousine company operating stretch limos for events and corporate accounts requiring higher liability limits based on seating capacity. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Colonial General's Limousine Insurance program offers customizable coverages to meet state and federal requirements and the specific exposures of chauffeur-driven transportation: Liability limits available up to $1,000,000 CSL Coverage to meet state/federal requirements by seating capacity — total limits up to $1.5 million Physical damage coverage with deductibles from $500 to $5,000 Radius options up to 500 miles to accommodate regional operations Cargo coverage up to $100,000, including refrigerated goods in transit Policies can be structured to reduce gaps between commercial auto, cargo, and hired/non-owned exposures so your clients operate with clearer protection and manageable risk transfer. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums We place business across admitted and non-admitted markets depending on carrier availability and state rules. Underwriting focuses on driver qualifications, vehicle condition and maintenance records, loss history, and operational controls such as scheduling and dispatch procedures. Minimum premium requirements vary by carrier and risk characteristics. For a specific account, contact our underwriting team with a complete submission so we can evaluate markets and provide prompt proposals. Territories and Availability This program is currently available in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. Our regional focus gives us practical knowledge of state-level regulatory expectations and common exposures across the Western U.S. Why Work With Colonial General Insurance Agency, Inc.? As a Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines Broker, Colonial General provides access to multiple admitted and E&S carriers and experienced underwriters who specialize in specialty transportation risks. We emphasize fast, transparent communications and practical placement strategies so you can close business with confidence. Whether you're submitting a straightforward airport transfer account or a specialized event-limo operation with unique exposures, our team can help identify appropriate markets, structure coverage, and deliver timely quotes. If you need assistance placing limousine business in the Western U.S., Colonial General's market specialists are available to review submissions and recommend solutions. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this limousine insurance program?Licensed limousine services offering private, executive, event-based transportation, airport transfers, and corporate chauffeur services are a good fit. We handle small and mid-size fleets as well as specialized high-capacity vehicles when appropriate controls are in place. Are new ventures eligible for coverage?Yes. New ventures are considered on an individual basis. Successful submissions typically include driver hiring and training records, vehicle maintenance plans, and a clear operations plan. What is the maximum liability limit available?Liability limits are available up to $1,000,000 CSL, and total limits can be placed up to $1.5 million when required by seating capacity or regulatory mandates. Which states is this program available in?This program is available in AZ, CA, CO, ID, NV, NM, UT, and WY. Do you offer both admitted and non-admitted options?Yes. We can place accounts in admitted or non-admitted markets depending on carrier appetite, state rules, and the specific risk profile. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.