Where is everyone #5

Mornin. 52 and cloudy. Germantown Wisconsin.

 

You can buy trip insurance/rider policy for cargo coverage. But I don’t know of anyone who offers a rider policy for liability coverage.

 

I do have my own authority.

I talked to my insurance guy and he said there were no specifics regarding hauling Hazmat loads from the insurance provider. Maybe he was mistaken?

Or are these high liability limits required by the shippers?

 

It is a jam, jelly or syrup replacement. So toast, waffles, pancakes etc...

 

I haven’t found a specific liability number yet, but apparently there is a form you have to file with fmcsa.

 

Not COVID, just crashed while having a dental procedure done.

 

Have you never been to a Waffle House and got raisin toast with apple butter. SMH. You poor thing

 

Loaded up for a Tuesday delivery out @D.Tibbitt way to Casa Grande

 

Is it nap time yet?

 

This is the specific type of stuff I was looking into.

start here -



The PHMSA is the agency that one registers with. If you follow your way down the rabbit hole - it is all spelled out - including the specific classes and packaging groups for each type of registration.