From May through July 2026, our research team evaluated 50+ bobtail insurance agencies serving commercial trucking operations across the United States. We focused solely on family-owned independent agencies specializing exclusively

The average truck in the U.S. trucking industry generates approximately $228,575 in revenue per year, though that figure swings from around $170,000 to over $255,000 depending on where the truck

From March through May 2026, our research team evaluated 40+ owner-operator insurance agencies operating across the United States. We focused exclusively on independent agencies, businesses that represent multiple carriers and

From January to May 2026, our research team analyzed bobtail insurance rates from owner-operator programs across all 50 states, drawing on carrier quoting benchmarks, submissions from multiple insurance providers, and

From January to May 2026, our research team analyzed owner-operator insurance rates from programs across all 50 states, drawing on carrier quoting benchmarks, submissions from multiple insurance providers, and the

Introduction Shopping for trucking insurance isn’t just about finding the lowest premium. The agency you choose shapes almost everything that comes after: the coverage options available to you, how quickly

Trucking insurance is a group of commercial insurance policies that protect truck drivers and motor carriers from financial losses caused by accidents, cargo damage, liability claims, and other risks that

Bobtail insurance and non-trucking liability (NTL) insurance are two of the most confused coverage types in trucking. Both are designed for leased owner-operators, both are relatively inexpensive, and both fill

Getting the right insurance is one of the most important financial decisions an owner-operator makes. The wrong coverage leaves gaps that can wipe out a trucking business after a single

What Is a Highway Certified Insurance Agency? A Guide for Motor Carriers and Freight Brokers If you work in brokered freight, you may have started seeing the term “Highway Certified