Trucking

Think of your trucking insurance premium on a risk meter. The more potential risk an insurance carrier views the higher the premium. Here are the major factors when a carrier ...

Commercial truck insurance rates are high because insurance companies know that there's a higher risk of injury and accidents.  Why have the rates risen in the past decade? US Commercial truck insurance ...

All insurers charge different rates for new trucking companies and owner-operators. You are legally allowed to start a trucking company without a CDL, but if you plan on driving ...

Doing your research upfront, taking good care of your truck, and looking for the least expensive coverage available are three ways to save money on trucking insurance. Keep your driving ...

Typically, a trucking company will be insured for these lines of coverage: Auto Liability, General Liability, Physical Damage, Motor Cargo Coverage, Comprehensive/Collision Insurance. Contact us at for more information about protecting your ...

A claim will affect your premium differently based on the covered riders and the severity of loss. On average, 3 years.

Typically filings are done the same day or within 24 business hours.

Commercial Auto Liability is focused exclusively on the risks of owning a truck, while general liability policies focus on protecting a company from risks that could impact the business in any manner. Commercial ...

It typically takes 24-48 hours to get a quote and be covered. Once you decide which plan is best for your trucking needs, we can help you through the application ...

Even if you have been driving for years, opening your own business is a different ball game in insurance carriers eyes. Your CDL experience will impact your rate, but the ...