Auto liability
In trucking covers third-party bodily injury and property damage when your commercial vehicle is at fault in an accident. It is the foundation of commercial trucking insurance and covers expenses like medical bills, vehicle repairs, and legal defense costs.
Motor truck cargo
Protects the freight you are hauling from physical loss, damage, or theft while in transit. It is a critical inland marine policy designed to cover the goods owned by others.
Protects your commercial tractor and trailer against direct damage or loss. It pays to repair or replace your vehicle after unexpected events like collisions, rollovers, theft, fire, or vandalism. It is highly recommended if you are financing your rig.
Auto physical damage
General liability
Covers non-driving, operational risks that take place off the road. This includes third-party bodily injury, property damage, and personal injury that occur at loading docks, truck stops, or your business premises.
Non trucking liability
Covers third-party bodily injury and property damage when an owner-operator drives their commercial truck for personal, non-business purposes. It closes the coverage gap that exists when you are off-duty and the motor carrier's primary liability policy no longer applies.
Workers' compensation in trucking covers medical expenses, lost wages, rehabilitation, and death benefits for drivers injured or made ill on the job. It protects employees involved in driving, loading/unloading, or during rest breaks, while also shielding trucking companies from related lawsuits
Workers compensation
