Truck insurance might seem complicated and overwhelming, but that’s why our team is here. We’re transportation professionals who help businesses insure their commercial vehicles all day, every day. We understand the risks you face and the coverages you need to protect your business from them. Our goal is to make truck insurance as easy as possible.
Part of that includes the articles below. The following articles explain different concepts and different coverages that your truck business might need. Commercial vehicle insurance might seem overwhelming, but that’s why we’ve broken down different topics into smaller, manageable articles. From deductibles to physical damage coverage, we’ve compiled useful information for any trucking business to have.
So, take some time to click through and read the posts below. They’re there for you to read at your leisure. We hope that you enjoy the content and find it helpful as you begin the process of getting coverage for your trucks.
Dash cameras do lower trucking insurance rates, with typical premium discounts running 5 to 20 percent depending on the insurer, the camera specifications, and whether the camera is paired with … Read more
Flatbed insurance is a specialized commercial trucking package that covers the unique exposures of open-deck freight, including cargo falls, load securement failures, tarping injuries, oversize load exposures, and the elevated … Read more
Umbrella insurance for trucking companies is a liability policy that sits above the primary auto liability, general liability, and employer’s liability policies and provides additional coverage when a claim exhausts … Read more
Workers compensation and occupational accident insurance both provide medical and wage benefits when a truck driver is injured on the job, but they cover different types of workers and operate … Read more
Tow truck insurance requires a specific combination of coverages that go well beyond a standard commercial auto policy. Every tow operator needs primary auto liability, physical damage on the tow … Read more
Hurricane season trucking insurance protects fleets from the physical damage, cargo loss, business interruption, and liability exposures that come with tropical storms and hurricanes making landfall in the United States. … Read more
Filing a commercial truck insurance claim starts at the scene of the incident, not after you return to the terminal. The first 24 hours after an accident, cargo loss, or … Read more
Trucking insurance rates are going up in 2026 because of four compounding forces: nuclear verdicts that surged 52 percent in 2024 to a record 135 cases totaling $31.3 billion, structural … Read more
Commercial truck insurance premium reductions come from a specific set of actions a carrier can actually control: hiring better drivers, managing CSA scores actively, adopting telematics and dash cameras, restructuring … Read more