Costs associated with commercial or rental airplanes, trains, buses, taxis, cars and airport limousines.
Automobile coverage for transportation expenses incurred by the named insured only in the event of theft of an entire covered auto. Coverage begins after a 4 hour waiting period and is subject to a daily limit and maximum dollar limit, and it applies only when the insured has physical damage coverage for theft.
Those costs covering a) travel by commercial carriers such as bus, train, ship, and airplane; b) travel by privately owned motor vehicles, such as cars, motorcycles, vans, or trucks; c) travel by rental motor vehicle; d) or some combination of a), b), and/or c).
A benefit to cover your out-of-pocket expenses for mileage, parking and toll fees related to a claim. Usually a reimbursement.
The cost of transportation when you are not traveling away from home. Transportation can be by air, rail, bus, taxi, etc., or the cost of driving and maintaining your car. Transportation expenses include the ordinary and necessary costs of getting from one workplace to another in the course of your business or profession when you are traveling within your tax home, visiting clients or customers, going to a business meeting away from your regular workplace, or getting from your home to a temporary workplace when you have one or more regular places of work.
Transportation expenses consist of the charges for commercial carrier fares; private car mileage allowances; emergency repairs to state cars; overnight and day parking of state or privately-owned cars; bridge and road tolls; necessary taxi, bus, or streetcar fares; and all other charges essential to transport the employee to and from the employee's headquarters in the conduct of official state business.
This is coverage for transportation expenses incurred by the named insured only when the theft of the insured's automobile occurs. There is a daily and maximum dollar limit.
Transportation expenses for an employee or self-employed taxpayer include only the cost of transportation (taxi fares, auto expenses, etc.) incurred in the course of business or employment when the taxpayer is not away from home in a travel status.
Part of physical damage coverage; covers transportation expenses in the event of vehicle theft, up to a maximum daily limit.
Subject to a daily and maximum dollar limit, this coverage (under the physical damage portion of an automobile policy) pays for transportation expenses incurred by the named insured only in the event of theft of an entire covered auto. Coverage generally begins after a stated minimum waiting period.
Those costs covering 1) travel by commercial carriers such as bus, train, ship, and airplane; 2) travel by privately-owned motor vehicles, such as cars, motorcycles, vans, or trucks; 3) travel by rental motor vehicle; or 4) some combination of the above.
A business expense incurred by an employee or self-employed taxpayer while away from home in a travel status.