Freight claims, will this end up being sent to my insurance?

Never tattle tale on yourself.

 

If you can’t eat it, or use it, you better tarp it, or you’ll be stuck with it, kinda like that ugly girl from the bar when you were hammered and woke up with at your place, and a few months later she’s knocked up and it’s yours and your stuck with an ugly thing and an ugly kid.
The tarp would’ve saved you, just sayin...

 

Dammi$ driver you get to the point and I like it! You speak the truth and sometimes the truth hurts. I can’t speak for anyone else but I have learned more when it got in my pocketbook than any other time. Hopefully it won’t cost the OP too bad but it definitely is a learning opportunity. Don’t worry we all screw up on occasion.

 

If a load can be damaged by the weather tarp it in the future. In your situation, I would have stopped and tarped the load, and not said a word. If asked I would have said I tarped the load before I left.

 

Ok, smart that was a good explanation!

 

If the product is damaged, like soaked with water, I would not want it either. You may need to use your cargo insurance.

 

Don’t matter what you are told the weather is going to be, you prepare for the worst weather. I have never trusted weather forecasters or weather apps.