Which of the following is NOT one of the differences between a BAP and a truckers policy?

The choice that indicates a difference related to the use of coverage symbols within a Business Auto Policy (BAP) is correct. BAPs indeed utilize coverage symbols to specify which types of vehicles are covered under the policy. These symbols allow for flexibility in coverage based on the insured’s needs and are a defining aspect of how these policies communicate the extent of their coverage.

In contrast, the other choices illustrate specific attributes that set truckers policies apart from BAPs. Truckers policies are tailored for businesses engaged in transporting goods for others, which is why they include specific features like trailer interchange coverage and liability for rented or borrowed vehicles used in the course of business. Likewise, while BAPs may cover business-owned vehicles, they typically do not encompass transportation of property belonging to other parties, which is a core function of a truckers policy. This specialized designation between the two types of policies underlies the differences in coverage provisions that exist between them.