Commercial Auto

Challenges such as driver shortages, distracted driving, social inflation and changing marijuana legalization continue to impact the commercial auto market.

As the journey toward autonomous trucks begins to unfold in earnest, technology is playing a significant role in improving industry safety.

A nonprofit wants to use a golf cart, which is not required to be licensed in the state, to travel around a university campus. Is the golf cart considered an auto or mobile equipment?

Does Symbol 1 cover vehicles that might not immediately be listed due to system glitches, human errors or other oversights?

The insured does not want to cancel the business auto policy nor transfer the vehicles to his personal name and personal auto policy. Could the carrier deny coverage if a claim occurred?

A U.S.-based trucking client’s truck and cargo were stolen in Canada, but the carrier denied the claim due to a territorial exclusion. The loss happened “before the insured had a chance to read the policy.”

With options and flexibility to customize coverage to meet specific needs, HDVI offers core coverages that trucking companies typically need for operation.

Help new transportation businesses get their wheels turning with these risk management tips.

“More and more technology is being used by insurance companies for underwriting purposes,” says independent agent Ben Hogan. “Whether it’s tracking Department of Transportation safety scores, telematics or dash cameras, there are so many ways for insuranc

Market pressures, such as inflation, an aging workforce, falling freight rates and an evolving, dynamic marketplace, are impacting the cost and availability of trucking insurance.