Is Progressive the only company for a Florida startup?

Is that with a radius restriction?

 

If you expect to do business with most brokers and shippers you will need a minimum of $1 million auto liability and $100,000 cargo insurance. If you have a couple of years experience or more you may try Northland or Lancer. You need to find an agent who writes for several different insurance companies and let them shop your business. Without experience to truck insurance your options are somewhat limited.

 

Try Northland.

 

Here is a list of agents for Northland in Florida. Try Swett & Crawford first.

 

i went threw progressive for my first year my first year was shy of 10k I'm guessing with a quote at nearly double that is there issues with tickets accidents or lack of experience?

 

it was for 1m liability cargo insurance and comp. it was a few years ago now.
shop around, maybe it is something in location or something that inflates it so bad, If what you say is true you should surly be able to get a better quote somewhere. your first year is going to be the worst because you don't have a loss run. I was able to save quite a bit on my insurance after getting threw my first year. for me progressive was pretty easy to deal with getting truck insurance quotes can be a bit of a pia. sometimes it can take weeks to get a quote back from some companys

 

Also check:

Great West
https://ssl.gwccnet.com/

Lancer
http://www.owneroperatordirect.com/