Primary Liability
Protection for covered third-party bodily injury and property-damage claims involving an insured commercial truck.
Learn more about Primary LiabilityCommercial Trucking Insurance
Trucking insurance is rarely one policy. It is often a coordinated group of coverages that address the vehicles, cargo, liability, employees, and business exposures of a commercial trucking operation. The right combination depends on your authority, equipment, cargo, drivers, routes, and contracts.
Core coverages
Explore the coverages commonly considered by commercial trucking operations.
Protection for covered third-party bodily injury and property-damage claims involving an insured commercial truck.
Learn more about Primary Liability →Collision and comprehensive protection for covered loss or damage to insured trucks and trailers.
Learn more about Physical Damage →Coverage for a motor carrier's legal responsibility for covered freight loss or damage while in transit.
Learn more about Motor Truck Cargo →Protection for certain trucking-business exposures that occur away from direct vehicle operation.
Learn more about General Liability →Coverage for certain personal or off-dispatch use by eligible owner-operators.
Learn more about Non-Trucking Liability →Protection for certain damage to non-owned trailers operated under a qualifying interchange agreement.
Learn more about Trailer Interchange →Workplace-injury coverage for eligible drivers and other trucking employees, subject to state requirements and policy terms.
Learn more about Workers' Compensation →Additional liability limits above qualifying underlying commercial insurance policies.
Learn more about Commercial Umbrella →Coverage considerations for certain situations involving operation of a tractor without an attached trailer. Policy definitions and eligible uses vary, so the applicable policy language should be reviewed carefully.
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Coverage options structured around a single truck and the way you operate, under your own authority or leased to a carrier.
Explore Owner-Operator Insurance →Coordinated protection across multiple power units, trailers, drivers, routes, and contracts.
Explore Fleet Insurance →Additional considerations
Depending on how a business runs, other coverages may be considered.
Certain exposures when an at-fault driver has no insurance or not enough, where permitted by state.
Learn more →Benefits that may help after a covered loss takes a truck out of service.
Learn more →Coverage some operations consider for vehicles they hire or do not own, subject to eligibility.
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FAQ
Usually not. It is often a coordinated group of coverages, and the right combination depends on how the operation runs.
Primary liability is foundational for most for-hire operations; physical damage and motor truck cargo are commonly added. Requirements vary by authority and contracts.
Call Talis with the details of your operation. A licensed professional can help you explore available options; a quote does not bind coverage.
Start a conversation about your operation and a licensed professional can help you explore the options that fit.