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Policy Highlights: Colonial General Insurance Agency, Inc. offers a tailored Push Cart Insurance program designed specifically for mobile vendors operating with push carts, kiosks, temporary booths, and tables. This program provides a flexible insurance solution for vendors selling food, beverages, merchandise, or offering services in high-traffic pedestrian areas, at events, or in temporary marketplaces. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is ideal for insureds who operate: Food and beverage push carts (hot dogs, ice cream, coffee, etc.) Retail carts selling clothing, accessories, or handmade goods Temporary booths at fairs, festivals, and farmers markets Kiosks in malls or public spaces Accounts with limited or no permanent structure, minimal cooking exposures (or controlled cooking methods), and operations conducted in public or semi-public venues are strong candidates. This program is not intended for permanent brick-and-mortar businesses or vendors with high-hazard operations. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Commercial General Liability Coverage: Primary limits up to $3,000,000 Occurrence / Aggregate Liquor Liability available for qualifying risks Additional Insureds—Included at no extra cost $5,000 Medical Payments—Included Excess or Umbrella limits up to $25,000,000 Property Coverage Options: Basic, Broad, or Special Form Coverage for Buildings (if applicable) Business Income protection Contents and Equipment Breakdown Inland Marine coverage for mobile equipment and inventory Replacement Cost or Actual Cash Value Scheduled Property Floater available Whether your client sets up at local farmers markets or manages multiple vending locations, this program can help protect their assets and operations with tailored limits and coverage forms. Underwriting Notes Colonial General works with a variety of carriers to provide flexible solutions, including access to both admitted and non-admitted markets, depending on state and risk profile. Underwriting is focused on clean operations with well-defined hours, safety protocols, and limited exposure to high-risk cooking methods or hazardous products. Contact Colonial General for specific underwriting guidelines and risk eligibility. Territories and Availability This Push Cart Insurance program is currently available in the following states: Arizona (AZ) California (CA) Colorado (CO) Idaho (ID) Nevada (NV) New Mexico (NM) Utah (UT) Wyoming (WY) Why Work With Colonial General? As a Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines Broker, Colonial General Insurance Agency, Inc. has the niche expertise and carrier relationships to help you place hard-to-insure or mobile business accounts. Their experienced underwriting team understands the unique exposures faced by push cart and kiosk operators, and they provide responsive support with competitive market access across the western U.S. Whether you’re placing a seasonal ice cream cart in Utah or a retail kiosk in a California shopping center, Colonial General can help you secure the coverage your clients need to operate with confidence. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this Push Cart Insurance program?This program is ideal for mobile vendors using carts, kiosks, or booths to sell food, beverages, merchandise, or services in public or temporary locations. Does the program cover food vendors with cooking equipment?Limited cooking exposures may be acceptable, depending on the method and controls in place. Open flame or deep-frying operations may be restricted. Contact underwriting for specifics. Is liquor liability available under this program?Yes, liquor liability coverage is available for qualifying risks, such as vendors selling alcoholic beverages at permitted events. Can this program provide coverage in multiple states?Yes, coverage is available in AZ, CA, CO, ID, NV, NM, UT, and WY. Colonial General can help place risks across these western states. Are additional insured endorsements included?Yes, additional insureds are included at no extra cost, which is especially helpful for vendors participating in events or renting space from municipalities or private venues. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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Policy Highlights: Colonial General Insurance Agency, Inc. offers a dedicated Driving Range Insurance program to help independent agents place coverage for public and private golf operations — including outdoor and indoor driving ranges, miniature golf, country clubs, and pro shop operations. This program is delivered through Colonial General as a managing general agency and excess & surplus lines broker with access to multiple markets (carriers vary). Overview of the Program from Colonial General This Driving Range Insurance program combines property, liability, crime and inland marine solutions on a monoline or packaged basis. It is designed for driving-range-focused operations that need tailored limits, ancillary coverages (golf carts, bailee’s coverage for pro shops, equipment breakdown), and excess/umbrella capacity. Admitted options are available in some markets; non-admitted E&S placement is supported where appropriate. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Public and private driving ranges (indoor and outdoor) Country clubs and golf courses with range facilities Miniature golf courses and entertainment complexes with limited lodging Pro shops, food/beverage concessions, and accessory retail operations on-site Accounts that fit best typically have routine range operations, managed crowd control, designated hitting bays, documented maintenance programs for tees and greens, and standard cart fleets. Complex operations with large-scale events, extensive on-site lodging, or high-hazard attractions may require specialized underwriting review. Coverage Highlights and Advantages The program includes robust liability and property features to address the common exposures of range operations: Commercial General Liability — Primary limits available up to $3,000,000 occurrence and aggregate; additional interests included; hired & non-owned auto included; $5,000 medical payments included; liquor liability available; excess/umbrella capacity up to $25,000,000; often no deductible required for liability. Property Coverages — Building, contents, equipment breakdown, replacement cost or ACV options, damage to greens and tee boxes, sprinklers, computer equipment, valuable papers, business income and extra expense, food spoilage, contractor’s equipment, and inland marine for golf carts. Crime Coverage — Inside premises (theft of money and securities; robbery/safe burglary of other property) and outside the premises. Pro Shop and Operations — Bailee’s coverage for pro shop, accounts receivable, and other retail-related exposures can be included. Underwriting Notes Submission requirements typically include an ACORD application, current loss runs, schedule of operations (hours, seasonal usage), details on food/beverage and alcohol service if applicable, and photos of the range, bays, and cart storage. Underwriters evaluate range layout, netting/fencing, lighting, cart maintenance programs, employee training, and security measures for pro shop/crime exposures. Accounts with frequent large tournaments, amplified alcohol sales, significant spectator seating, or on-site lodging will require additional review and may be referred to specialty markets. Territories and Availability This program is available in the western U.S.: AZ, CA, CO, ID, NV, NM, UT, and WY. Admitted coverage can be placed in some markets where carriers offer admitted paper; otherwise E&S placement is available through Colonial General’s carrier relationships (carriers vary by state and account characteristics). Why Work with Colonial General on Driving Range Accounts Specialized appetite for golf-related risks and ancillary operations. Access to both admitted and E&S markets depending on state and account profile. Ability to package property, liability, crime, and inland marine to reduce gaps in coverage for ranges and pro shops. Experienced underwriting and flexible excess/umbrella capacity for clients who need higher limits. Example scenarios: You might have a municipal driving range with rental bays, a small pro shop and minimal food service — this program can provide a cost-efficient package with liability and inland marine for carts. Or you may place a private country club that needs liquor liability and umbrella limits for large member events — excess capacity up to $25M is available. Submission Tips Include loss runs for the last 3–5 years, description of range operations (hours, seasonality), and details on alcohol service if present. Provide photos of the facility layout, hitting bays, cart storage/maintenance area, and any risk-control features (netting, fencing, signage). If available, include routine maintenance schedules for turf, irrigation/sprinklers, and golf cart inspection records. Frequently Asked Questions What types of driving range accounts are a good fit for this program?Public and private driving ranges, mini-golf facilities, and country clubs with typical range operations fit well. The program works best for locations without extensive lodging, minimal high-hazard attractions, and with documented maintenance and safety practices. What liability limits and excess options are available?Primary commercial general liability limits are available up to $3,000,000 occurrence and aggregate, and excess/umbrella limits can be placed up to $25,000,000 depending on the account and carrier availability. Are admitted policies available?Admitted options are available in some markets. Colonial General also places E&S coverage where admitted paper is not available or when the account requires more flexible terms. What information should I include with a submission?Provide a completed application, recent loss runs, description of operations (including alcohol service if any), photos of the range and carts, and any risk-control documentation such as maintenance schedules and employee training programs. Can you place liquor liability and pro shop crime coverage?Yes. Liquor liability can be included where needed, and crime coverage for inside/outside premises and safe burglary is available to protect pro shop cash and inventory. 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