If the business is a proprietorship and the all the vehicles used are private passenger automobiles, a personal auto policy does not cover the automobile exposure and other forms of automobile insurance must be purchased if the exposure is to be insured.

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A personal auto policy can cover private passenger automobiles even if they are used for business purposes, such as in a sole proprietorship, but it may require specific endorsements or adjustments to the policy to ensure proper coverage.

If the Business Is a Proprietorship and the All the Vehicles