Commercial LinesQuestion 456 of 531

An inland marine policy is typically used to cover:

a.Movable property and property in transit over land
b.An employee's medical and hospital care expenses
c.Ocean-going cargo on international voyages only
d.A building's permanent foundation and its footings

Explanation

Inland marine coverage evolved from ocean marine to insure property that moves over land or is otherwise mobile or in transit, as well as certain fixed property tied to transportation or communication (such as bridges) and hard-to-value items like fine art and contractors' equipment. Ocean marine covers vessels and cargo on the water; buildings and employee health are covered by other lines.

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