I just got this coverage from progressive last month. it's a non commercial liability plan. and believe it or not it's cheaper to take the plan that allows you to pull a trailer then it is to take a plan for truck only.
liability only and with a 50 mile radius my cost is $220 down and three more payments of $175 for a 6 mo policy.
they will allow you to travel outside the 50 mile up to 4 times a year but you need to notify them when you do. I only took the policy to be able to drive around to shops. they will convert it to a bobtail policy when i get leased on. You have to have a signed lease agreement or your own authority to get a bobtail or unlaiden liability policy
Question on truck insurance
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by rick29, Jul 10, 2007.
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Pharmphail, I was wondering which insurance co. you got your quote from? The quotes you posted seem a little more reasonable.
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Anwser #1..NO
Anwser #2..NO
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3ITjbfvA0E
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PharmPhail Thanks this.
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My guess would be, if you are renting a truck for a single haul, like through ryder, then you would get the insurance from them. If it's your truck, you're either insured for the type of cargo or you're not. If not, don't pull it, or add it.
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A rental from Ryder or Penske will only carry the collision on the tractor. You are still responsible for your cargo insurance. And yes, they will check. At least in my case that is how it went.
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I am looking for some suggestions on good truck insurance companies for everything on the tractor and trailer.......Any Suggestions?????
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