Underwriters pull your CSA score before they price your policy. A high Unsafe Driving or HOS percentile can swing your premium 15-40% — or get you non-renewed entirely. Here's exactly how it works.
Most fleet owners assume their policy covers every load they haul. It doesn't. When a broker load board is involved, there's a liability gap that your standard trucking policy may not close — and most drivers find it at the worst possible moment.
Trailer pool agreements can create hidden insurance exposure for fleets that assume coverage works the way it always has. This guide explains trailer pool insurance liability, interchange risks, and what fleet owners often miss before a claim happens.
Leasing a truck that’s already insured sounds convenient, but it can quietly expose your business to massive liability. This guide breaks down how insured truck leasing scams work and how fleets end up paying for losses they never expected.
FMCSA filings cause more confusion and compliance mistakes than almost any other part of trucking insurance. This guide explains MCS-90, BOC-3, and related filings in plain English so trucking companies know what’s required, what isn’t, and what can shut down their authority fast.
Fake freight brokers are one of the fastest-growing threats in trucking. These scams don’t just steal loads, they can wreck insurance claims, trigger cargo denials, and leave carriers holding the loss.
On May 14, 2026, the Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that freight brokers can be sued under state law for hiring unsafe motor carriers. Here's what Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II means for fleets — and why brokers will start vetting your CSA scores like they never have before.
Forced dispatch sounds like a business decision. It's also an insurance problem. When drivers are pushed onto loads they didn't agree to, the liability questions get complicated fast — and most policies aren't written to sort them out in your favor.
Ghost trucking scams are growing fast, and legitimate carriers often pay the price. Learn how fake fleets operate, why authorities get flagged, and how to protect your trucking business before damage is done.
Starting a trucking company means more than buying a truck and booking loads. These trucking insurance requirements explain exactly what new carriers must have in place to activate authority and stay compliant from day one.