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Combined Single Limit (CSL)

A combined single limit is one liability amount that applies to both bodily injury and property damage in any combination. It is more flexible than split limits and common on commercial auto policies.

A single liability limit that applies to both bodily injury and property damage in any combination, instead of separate per-person and per-accident limits. Common on commercial auto policies. Example: a $500,000 CSL can pay $400,000 in injuries and $100,000 in vehicle damage on the same claim, with no internal cap. A 100/300/100 split-limit policy could not.