Cargo Van & Sprinter Insurance

 GEICO commercial truck insurance is currently the best option right now because they have unique GEICO-backed coverage for Cargo Vans & Sprinters with the lowest premiums. 

Their new Commercial Van Insurance program is designed just for Expediters, and it’s really giving Progressive a run for their money.

GEICO Commercial Van Insurance quotes have been coming in less than Progressive’s in most states, but things could always change! 

Give us a call and we’ll talk it through.  We’ll shop around different insurance providers for you and handle the details from start up through renewals.

Both Cargo Van and Sprinter insurance costs vary  WIDELY from state to state.

GEICO and Progressive are the two companies who compete the most for Expediters and Delivery Companies using Commercial Vans.

But don’t count out the other players out there!

Your best bet is to get the insurance companies to compete for your business, and that’s where we come in as an independent agent representing multiple companies. 

Factors that will affect your Van Insurance cost include:

• driving record
• value of your unit
• radius of operation
• type of cargo
• and yes, credit

GEICO, Progressive, and the rest are all chasing the best perks, throwing out lower premiums to try and win you over.

Read our list of 10 tips to reduce your commercial truck insurance rates.

Better yet, just give us a call at (330) 864-1511 and we’ll run a quick quote for you. It’s an easy way to get a ballpark number and a starting point!.

It only takes 5 minutes and will be your most accurate guess before you take a leap.

Not necessarily.  We can write all Van business types regardless of your DOT status. 

Some Van Drivers choose to drive locally, others choose to drive on behalf of a Motor Carrier or two.  Most tend to want the freedom to haul for themselves under their own DOT.

We’re here to walk you through your options and help you figure out whether Owner Operator or Motor Carrier is the right fit for you.

Many Owner Operators become Motor Carriers with their own DOT Authority because it gives them more direct access to load boards and customers.

Because so many Van Drivers choose to drive for themselves across state lines, we put together these Easy Steps to get your own Van DOT Motor Carrier Authority.

$300,000 liability is the minimum requirement as designated by FMCSA to haul freight across state lines as an Expediter. 

You can read more about What is the Definition of a Commercial Vehicle.   

Your state DMV has their own requirements for commercial vehicles.

This is dependent upon the broker’s requirements.  Most Expedite brokers require a minimum of $1 Million in liability coverage regardless of unit type. You can learn more at Save Money on Your New Motor Carrier Insurance.

Absolutely! And we recommend it. We can give you a same-day quote based on the unit type(s) you’re interested in.

Yes, GEICO, Progressive, and several other insurance providers can typically start your policy with as little as 9% down, making it easier to get the coverage you need without a large upfront payment.