Risk & insurance · 6 min read

Valet Parking Insurance & Liability Checklist

Questions venue owners should take to their insurance broker before running valet. This is general information, not legal or insurance advice.

1. Are guests’ cars covered while in your custody?

General liability policies may not cover vehicles your staff are driving or parking. Ask your broker specifically about cover for customers’ vehicles in your care, custody and control.

2. Read the exclusions

Look for exclusions covering unlicensed drivers, cars parked on public roads rather than your premises, and theft where keys were not kept securely.

3. Keep records insurers will ask for

Insurers will want to know who had the car and when. A valet system that records each step (ValetBee keeps a time-stamped timeline per ticket) helps, as do condition photos taken at drop-off.

Frequently asked questions

How much cover do we need?
It depends on the cars you typically park and how many are in your care at once. Your broker can help size it.

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