Trucking & Transportation

Because the transportation industry is highly regulated there is no one-size fits all insurance policy. They face various risks related to cargo, employees, and liability that typically require a combination of insurance policies suited to their company. If there is no insurance or authorizations, trucks can’t hit the road.

Liability insurance is designed to protect you and your business from any financial losses that may arise when you are held legally responsible for any harm or damage to clients, products, or third parties.

Absolutely. This helps protect you from any accidents, theft, damage, or any other unforeseen events.

Yes, it can, although the specific coverage will depend on the type of insurance you have and the policy chosen.

In the transportation industry most people, cargo, and equipment are on the move daily. It is essential to train your employees, keep your insurance up to date, create theft prevention protocols, and educate your employees on current theft trends.

Yes, if you are a business owner and have employees, worker’s compensation is required.

Business interruption insurance steps to reimburse the company for potential financial losses that can negatively impact your business’s ability to operate.

When truckers are hauling goods, they are responsible for getting those goods from point A to point B. Cargo insurance is designed to protect cargo in any unforeseen event such as stolen, loss, collision, fire, etc.