Hunter NelsonOwner of Nelson Insurance Agency

Fleet Insurance: Navigating Unit Size Requirements with Top Carriers.

30 May 2025 · 1 min

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A short speaker-led YouTube segment (by Hunter Nelson) that lists fleet-size (unit) minimums required by various insurance carriers and notes some ownership/affiliate relationships (e.g., Protective bought by Progressive). The speaker names carriers and gives approximate numeric thresholds (e.g., Carolina Casualty 50+ units, Berkeley Prime 15+ units, sister company 1–14 units, Protective 25+ units, DMC/Crum & Forster ~35+ units).

Questions this video answers

50+ units

15+ units

1–14 units

25+ units

35+ units

Chapters

You know, these guys are looking for the above 10. So you've got Carolina Casualty, who's a sister company to Berkeley prime and Berkeley small business. Carolina Casualty wants 50 plus units, Berkeley prime is 15 plus units. And their smaller sister company does the 1 to 14. You've got Protective, who wants at least 25 units. Protective has now been bought out by Progressive, so it's Progressive Fleet. Now you have dmz. DMC is, is a sister company to Crummon Forester. So if you guys know Crum and Forester, they're very competitive, they're very picky, but they'll do 35 plus units. Then you've got companies like Roi Hudson, those guys who are going to want the 20 something up there, plus and so on and so on.