Insure Your Truck with Confidence

Auto liability pays for injuries to others and damage to other's property. That can be a vehicle or other real property like a shipper's dock.

This protects shipments from loss, damage or theft while in transit.  This coverage will reimburse for the value of the goods if a covered event occurs while the freight is in transit. 

Covers your truck and trailer against a variety of damages such as collisions, vandalism, fire, and theft. Lenders typically require this type of insurance for a lease or loan.

Extends liability insurance coverage beyond the Named Insured to include other individuals or groups. / A contractual provision where an insured waives the right of the insurance carrier to sue a negligent third party for compensation.

Provides coverage if you get into an accident while driving a company truck for non-business purposes (like returning home without a load).  This includes driving a truck without a trailer.

Provides physical damage coverage caused to a trailer while it is hauled by someone who does not own the trailer. / Insurance requirements to haul loads into dry or coastal ports.

Additional cargo coverage in the event the cost of a claim exceeds the coverage amount of the primary cargo insurance policy.

Provides medical and wage benefits to someone who is injured or becomes ill on the job.  This coverage is not mandatory in Texas.  A waiver can be used when needed.

Bonds are usually required by a government entity to guarantee that you will follow their rules.  In the event you do not comply, they will file a claim with the bond company and you will have to repay the bond company for any fines/damages they paid out on your behalf.