Commercial Truck Insurance Requirement MC S90
The Commercial Truck Insurance Filing Requirement MC S90 is easy once you know what it is. You’ll hear both MC S90 and BMC91X mentioned over
Commercial Insurance for Straight Trucks and Box Trucks is very industry standard at this point. In other words, it’s hard to get a load if you can’t prove you have at least this coverage somewhere*:
Primary Commercial Auto Liability | $1,000,000 CSL |
Cargo | $100,000 |
* If the Owner Operator has “leased on” to a bigger Motor Carrier, then the Motor Carrier provides the Primary Commercial Auto Liability. Per contract, the Owner Operator is still responsible for providing “Non-Trucking Liability” which means he’s insuring himself while not operating on behalf of the Motor Carrier.
“Non-Trucking Liability” costs much less because it’s only part time coverage. (link)
“Primary” Commercial Auto Liability costs much more because it insures 24/7.
If the Owner Operator of the Straight Truck has chosen to obtain his own DOT number and operate under his own authority then he is responsible for “Primary” Commercial Auto Liability.
Have your drivers license and VIN number ready to get a fast commercial auto quote on your cargo van or sprinter.
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The Commercial Truck Insurance Filing Requirement MC S90 is easy once you know what it is. You’ll hear both MC S90 and BMC91X mentioned over
One of the most common questions we receive as Truck Insurance Brokers is How does Non Trucking Liability insurance differ from Primary Liability. Why is
Motor Truck Cargo is insurance that covers the freight a Motor Carrier or Owner Operator is hauling. The premium is based on types of commodities.
We shop with multiple transportation insurance companies so whether you’re a new start up, owner operator or an established motor carrier, we have a competitive insurance package for you.
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