What is the maximum payout for pollution cleanup and removal under an equipment dealers policy in an inland marine policy?

In an equipment dealers policy under an inland marine policy, the maximum payout for pollution cleanup and removal is set at $10,000. This provision is designed to cover the expenses a dealer may incur for cleaning up pollution caused by leaks or spills related to the equipment they deal with. The amount is determined to reflect a balance between the need for support in mitigating environmental damage and the limits insurers set on specific coverages.

This policy emphasizes the importance of these coverage limits in a wider risk management context, helping equipment dealers to handle minor pollution incidents without exposing them to excessive financial liability. The limit ensures that the payout is sufficient to address typical cleanup situations while encouraging policyholders to implement preventive measures. Lower figures like $5,000 might not realistically cover the cleanup costs of a pollution incident, while higher amounts such as $15,000 or $20,000 exceed the standard limits set by such policies and are typically not offered under this type of coverage.