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Primary liability coverage for owned, leased, and scheduled trucks used in commercial transportation operations.
Covers loss or damage to freight while in transit, including loading and unloading exposures.
Liability coverage for owner-operators when the truck is used outside of dispatched business operations.
Covers damage to non-owned trailers while in your possession under a trailer interchange agreement.
Alternative to workers’ compensation for owner-operators and independent contractors.
Covers repair or replacement of trucks and trailers due to collision, theft, fire, or vandalism.
Protection for non-auto bodily injury and property damage arising from business operations.
Consolidated coverage solutions for transportation companies operating three or more vehicles.
Coverage for employee injuries, wage replacement, and employer liability for trucking operations.
Additional liability limits above auto, general liability, and employers liability policies.
Coverage for business-owned vehicles used for non-regulated transportation, including service vehicles, sales fleets, and company cars not engaged in for-hire trucking.
Covers cleanup costs, third-party injury, property damage, and environmental harm from hazardous material spills or contamination events.

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Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
Most trucking companies carry Auto Liability, Physical Damage, Cargo, General Liability, and sometimes Workers Compensation and Umbrella coverage.
Motor Carrier insurance is designed specifically for businesses that transport property for hire.
Cargo insurance helps protect freight while it is being transported.
Physical Damage covers your truck, tractor, trailer, or equipment for collision and other covered losses.
An MCS-90 is a federal endorsement required for certain interstate motor carriers.
The MCS-150 is a federal filing used by motor carriers to update registration and operational information.
Yes. Coverage requirements vary depending on whether the owner-operator is leased to a motor carrier or operating under their own authority.
Hotshot operators often need Auto Liability, Cargo, Physical Damage, and General Liability coverage.
Yes. We work with several markets that specialize in new ventures.
Many trucking quotes can be started the same day once driver and vehicle information is received.
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