Proudly serving the following  states!

Commercial Auto Liability
$1,000,000
‍Motor Truck Cargo
$100,000

Generally, filings are done by the insurance company the next business day. The FMCSA filings are done online and updated within a day or two.

We are a specialist in the truck and transportation insurance industry. We have excellent relationships with the major insurance carriers in the business. We are knowledgeable, ethical, honest, and committed to your success. We have over 11 years experience in this industry.

We work with many different companies to find the best possible price and coverage for you.

Yes! One of our agents is in the heart of the Permian Basin / Eagle Ford. Providing the right coverage for oilfield service companies is his specialty.

DOT #, MC #, BOC-3, UCR, IFTA, IRP,2290, Drug Consortium, Driver Files.  Depending upon which states you operate in, there may be individual state permits needed also. Yes, we assist you with everything you need.

We do not charge for the processing of any policy changes or certificates. Depending on the insurance company, there is usually a small fee if you need someone to be added on as Additional Insured.

Yes, you can cancel your policy at any time. You should check with your agent to make sure there aren’t any cancellation penalties. Premium’s will be pro-rated at the time of cancelation and you will be charged for ONLY the time you had your policy. Some truck insurance policies utilize an outside billing company. Cancellation will NOT affect your credit. You are, however, expected to pay all premiums that have accrued to your account up to the day you cancel your policy.

Call the police if necessary. Document everything and exchange information. Contact your insurance agent. They will tell you who to report the claim to and what is needed to file. This is typically done online or by phone. After you file your claim, the insurance company may send an insurance adjuster to investigate the accident and the damage done. The adjuster will make recommendations for how much the insurance company should pay for the loss.