Insurance changes after rollover? Will it go up? Other thoughts?

A buddy of mine just rolled his truck and trailer today. He was pulling a load. Hes been an independent o/o for almost five years pulling flatbed. Hes curious, myself as well bc I drive, how much his insurance will go up or if he will even be able to get insurance. If you know a company that will please include info. Thanks guys. Hes ok too, but I'm sure he'll be sure tomorrow.

 

Ok. I used to drive for a local company with him and they would fire you same day almost for one of the three r's: rear end, rollaway, or rollover. I assume it was because you would be too expensive to insure after that.

 

Leaving a truck parked without setting the brakes and going into a truck stop for instance, and then coming out to find your truck rolled into a truck. Or not leaving the brakes set and a forklift goes into your truck, pushes it forward, and falls in between.

 

I really dont know on that. Like you said, they're self-insured. One guy I worked with took off at a green light and forgot a vehicle was in front of him and just barely bumped them. (The guy was barely 5 ft tall so I guess he couldn't see over the dash, or he popped the clutch and wont admit it). Anyway he was automatically suspended for a couple weeks and he was able to keep his job, but he said in most cases he would of been fired. He was accident free for 10 plus years so that helped.