
Truck Insurance Options
The trucking industry is the lifeblood of the entire nation, and consumers and businesses depend on you to provide them with the goods they want and need. Driving a truck is a demanding job with significant responsibilities.
Having insurance coverage that’s tailored specifically to meet to the needs of truck drivers is a critical part of staying safe and protecting your loved ones while you’re on the road. At Sausman Insurance, we offer insurance products geared specifically to your needs, including:
Liability
- Primary Liability—up to $2,000,000 combined single limit
- Non-trucking Liability
- Hired Auto
- Non-owned Auto
- Excess and/or umbrella up to $5,000,000
- Medical Payments (PIP Benefits) (where applicable)
- Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist
- Blanket Lessee
- Pollution Buyback
Physical Damage
- Collision, Comprehensive or Specified perils
- Aggregate and combined deductibles
- Rental reimbursement
- Gap coverage
- Personal effects for drivers
- Towing coverage
All Risk & Broad Form Policies
- Refer breakdown
- Wetness and dampness
- Loading and Unloading
- Debris removal
- Pollution clean up
- Aggregate deductibles
- Earned freight charges
- High valued commodities requiring limits of $250,000 per vehicle or higher
Other Products
- General Liability: $1,000,000 Occurrence; $2,000,000 Aggregate
- Commercial Property
- Warehouseman’s Legal Liability
- Surety Bonds
- Workers’ Compensation
- Occupational Accident Coverage
Dry Van: General commodities including
- Groceries
- Paper products
- Auto parts
- Electronics, etc
Dumps
- Sand
- Gravel
- Aggregates of all kinds
Flat Bed
- Building Materials
- Steel
- Heavy equipment
- Machinery
Refrigerated
- Boxed meat
- Produce
- Seafood
- Other Frozen foods
Specialized Carriers
- Pneumatics
- Autos
- OSOD
Tankers
- Milk
- Water
- Dry Bulk
Services
- Timely filing of federal and state financial responsibility filings
- Federal and State DOT authorities assistance
- Payment options:
- Annual billing
- Quarterly billing
- Monthly continuous bill
- Gross receipts
- Mileage and unit reporters
- Monthly reporting on values
- SIRS and Large deductibles
- Fuel, ICC, Customs, and sub-hauler bonds
- Contingent Cargo