Criminal insurance fraud rings are actively targeting owner-operators and small fleets, often leaving them uninsured without realizing it. This guide explains how these scams work, the warning signs to watch for, and how to protect your trucking business before a claim exposes the damage.
What Happens When You Run Without Trucking Insurance Running a trucking business without insurance is one of the fastest ways to lose your authority, your truck, and your financial stability. Many new carriers underestimate the consequences or think they can…
Why Your Trucking Insurance Cost Is So High (and What to Do About It) Learn why your trucking insurance costs are rising and what steps fleets can take to reduce premiums without losing protection. Many trucking companies enter renewal season…
Building Trust with Data: Why Transparency Wins in Logistics today expect more from logistics partners than timely deliveries. They want visibility, accuracy, and reliable information. They want to know where freight is, what is happening with it, and whether anything…
Premiums vs. Deductibles: Finding the Balance That Protects and Pays Off Insurance costs in trucking are more than just numbers on a renewal sheet. They are a balancing act between premiums and deductibles, what you pay each month versus what…
Fleet Upgrade or Wait for the Right Time? Deciding when to make a fleet upgrade is one of the biggest financial calls in trucking. New trucks come with a steep price tag, but keeping older ones too long can quietly…
The Crisis Playbook in Trucking When a crisis hits your fleet, speed and clarity decide whether you recover or crumble. One breakdown, one cyberattack, or one storm can ripple through every part of your business. Fleets that survive these moments…
Keeping Your Best Drivers: Retention Tactics That Work in 2025 One of the most expensive problems in trucking today is driver turnover. Every time a driver quits, fleets lose money on hiring, training, and onboarding new drivers. There are more…