Goods on hook
Goods on hook, hook coverage or on hook insurance refers to insurance policies that cover damage to vehicles or equipment that are not owned by those involved in the incident. For example this can include damage to the accidental damage to vehicles or equipment, theft, fire, or other losses caused when a rental agreement or similar is in place.
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