When a crash involves a commercial vehicle, the scale of the damage and the complexity of the case can increase dramatically.
What Is Considered a Commercial Vehicle?
A commercial vehicle is any vehicle used for business or work-related purposes. These vehicles may be owned by a company, leased, or operated by an employee as part of their job. Common examples include:
- Delivery vans and courier vehicles
- Company cars used for business travel
- Construction and utility vehicles
- Service vehicles (plumbing, HVAC, electrical, etc.)
- Corporate fleet vehicles
Unlike large semi-trucks, which are governed by federal trucking regulations, many commercial vehicles operate under a mix of state laws and company policies.















