Protect your trucks, drivers, and cargo with policies designed specifically for the trucking industry.
"In trucking, time is money, and waiting days for an insurance certificate or policy update can cost you a load. This team is unbelievably fast — whether it’s getting a COI for a broker or making changes to our policy, I usually have what I need within hours, not days. That speed keeps my trucks moving and my contracts secure. I’ll never go back to a slow, generic agency again."
"Most insurance agents treat you like a number. Here, I have a dedicated account manager who actually knows my drivers and routes. When I call, I get a real person who’s ready to help. They don’t just sell policies—they make sure my business stays on the road. That kind of service is priceless in this industry."
"Insurance was one of our biggest expenses, and I was constantly worried about rising costs and whether we had the right coverage. This team not only helped us save thousands on our premiums but also explained everything in plain English. For the first time, I feel confident that my fleet is fully protected, and I can focus on growing the business instead of stressing about insurance."
"Before switching, I was stuck with one carrier and paying way too much. This agency shopped multiple trucking insurance carriers for me and found better coverage at a lower price. Now I’m saving thousands a year and working with a top-rated carrier I never even had access to before. They truly fight to get you the best deal without cutting corners on protection."
The cost of trucking insurance depends on several factors: your driving history, the type of freight you haul, the size of your fleet, and your location. On average, owner-operators pay between $8,000–$14,000 per year for primary liability insurance, while full fleets may pay significantly more. Working with an insurance agency that specializes in trucking can help you compare rates and reduce costs over time with safety programs and compliance strategies.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) requires motor carriers to carry minimum levels of liability insurance based on the type of freight hauled:
$750,000 for general freight
$1,000,000 for hazardous materials (certain categories)
$5,000,000 for specific hazardous cargo
Failing to meet FMCSA insurance requirements can result in fines, revoked operating authority, and lost contracts.
Yes. Motor truck cargo insurance protects the freight you’re hauling if it’s damaged, stolen, or lost during transport. Most shippers and brokers won’t even work with carriers who can’t provide proof of cargo insurance. It’s not just protection — it’s your ticket to winning contracts.
The best ways to lower trucking insurance costs include:
Hiring drivers with clean records
Implementing safety programs and driver training
Using telematics and GPS tracking
Regularly maintaining your trucks
Working with a trucking insurance specialist who shops multiple carriers
Over time, strong safety records and fewer claims = lower premiums.
The best insurance provider isn’t always the biggest brand name — it’s the one that understands your operation, your compliance needs, and your long-term growth goals. Many trucking companies prefer working with specialized trucking insurance agencies rather than general agents, because specialists know FMCSA filings, DOT regulations, and industry-specific risks.
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