WHO WE SERVE
Insurance Built Around Your Transportation Business
Transportation insurance structure can vary significantly by business model, equipment, cargo, routes, drivers, contracts and operating authority. RIG evaluates the details of your operation and potential market options, subject to underwriting and eligibility.
TRANSPORTATION OPERATIONS
Built for the Way You Work
Owner-Operators
Insurance considerations for operators running under their own authority or leased to a motor carrier.
New Ventures
A practical starting point for businesses establishing authority and preparing to operate.
Small & Mid-Sized Fleets
Coverage planning for growing fleets, changing equipment, drivers and contract requirements.
Large Fleets
A more detailed review of loss history, fleet controls, limits, deductibles and renewal strategy.
Motor Carriers
Insurance considerations for interstate and intrastate transportation operations.
Freight Brokers & Logistics
Potential solutions for businesses arranging, managing and moving freight.
SPECIALIZED OPERATIONS
Complex Transportation Risks
Some operations require a closer look at equipment, commodities, contracts and regulatory considerations. RIG can review the risk and determine what potential market options may be available.
Towing & Recovery
Potential insurance considerations for tow trucks, roadside recovery, customer vehicles, storage lots and related operations.
Hazmat Transportation
Specialized evaluation for qualifying operations based on commodity, equipment, routes and regulatory requirements.
Specialized Transportation
RIG can evaluate operations such as refrigerated freight, flatbed, intermodal, auto hauling, hotshot, local delivery and more.
A PRACTICAL APPROACH
The Details Shape the Insurance Conversation
A one-truck operation, a regional fleet and a freight brokerage can face very different insurance questions. Driver experience, loss history, operating radius, equipment values, cargo, contracts and authority all may affect how an account is evaluated.
RIG works to understand the operation first, then evaluates potential coverage and market options that may fit the risk. Availability is subject to underwriting, carrier eligibility, state availability and policy terms.