
Trucking Insurance
Comprehensive protection for owner-operators and trucking companies. From highway accidents to cargo theft, we cover the unique risks of the trucking industry.
Coverage Types for Trucking
Build a comprehensive insurance package that protects every aspect of your trucking operation.
Commercial Auto Liability
Required by law. Covers bodily injury and property damage caused by your trucks in accidents.
Physical Damage
Covers damage to your trucks and trailers from accidents, theft, vandalism, and natural disasters.
Cargo Insurance
Covers cargo you're transporting against damage, theft, and loss. Required by most shippers.
Workers Compensation
Covers driver injuries, including loading/unloading injuries and highway accidents.
Umbrella/Excess Liability
Additional liability protection for high-value shipments and large trucking operations.
Trailer Interchange
Covers trailers you haul under interchange agreements with other carriers.
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Common Trucking Risks
Understanding these risks helps you choose the right coverage.
Why Choose Greene & Associates?
DOT Compliance
Our policies meet FMCSA requirements so you can maintain your operating authority and pass audits.
Cargo Specialists
Coverage for perishable goods, hazmat, general freight, and specialized cargo with competitive rates.
Fleet Pricing
Volume discounts for growing fleets — add trucks without breaking the bank on insurance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What insurance do I need for my trucking business in Florida?
At minimum, you need commercial auto liability (required by law), physical damage coverage, and cargo insurance. Most shippers and brokers require cargo insurance before letting you haul their freight. Workers compensation is required if you have employees.
How much does trucking insurance cost?
Costs vary significantly based on the types of freight you haul, your operating radius, driver experience, and claims history. Owner-operators typically pay $8,000-15,000/year. Larger trucking companies with multiple trucks will have higher premiums.
Do I need cargo insurance if I haul for a freight broker?
Yes, most freight brokers require proof of cargo insurance before booking loads. Standard cargo insurance typically covers $100,000 per load, but you may need higher limits depending on the types of freight you haul.
What's the difference between physical damage and cargo insurance?
Physical damage covers your truck and trailer against damage from accidents, theft, and natural disasters. Cargo insurance covers the freight you're transporting. You need both for complete protection.
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