A repair garage buys garagekeepers coverage. What does that coverage insure?
Explanation
Garagekeepers responds for damage to customers' vehicles left with the business for service, repair, storage or parking, making it the auto version of bailee coverage. The garage's own vehicles are insured as owned autos under its garage or commercial auto coverage. Injuries to its own workers belong to workers compensation, and the structure itself needs commercial property coverage.
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