Insurance payments

The insurance is the carrier responsibility. That is why they charge 20-35% of the revenue. I wouldn’t work for someone that would pull this garbage

 

2 things
1 you have to give written notice that you want to discontinue your insurance coverage.. that protects both you & the Insurance company.. that's just standard procedure with any insurance
2.. the reason your carrier didn't pull insurance premiums out while your truck was in the shop is because you didn't generate any revenue from them to pull premiums out from.. so now your playing catch up
And 3rd.. your a fool if you thought about dropping insurance coverage on your truck while it was in the shop.. because that's just a bad stupid idea all the way around.. and this is why it's said on here all the time you should have a nest egg put away from when you have a breakdown .. because you still have overhead expenses even though your tires aren't turning and there no revenue coming in..
You can't place the blame on your carrier..

 

It was very detailed ..”insurance payment due weekly”

 

see here is the problem, unless you terminate your contract with the carrier, you have to carry the insurance all the time unless there is a stop clause in the contract.

SO … A bit of advice based on what others said >>> they deferred your insurance when the truck was off the road because you were not producing?

call them up and ask if they can break the insurance payback up so you won’t be hit so badly with the payback.

You owe them the three weeks, sorry that isn’t what you want to hear but you do.

 

I wasn't preaching .. just explained what you didn't understand
Sometimes the truth hurts .
Want some advice ... learn how to be a businessman or start a Go- Fund- Me page .. maybe you'll get some sympathy money