Commercial Truck

Transporting cargo is more complex than just getting it from one location to another. Reduce your risk by implementing safety and cargo protective practices.

Today's cargo thieves have masterminded a more hands-off method of pilfering loads, and they're doing it digitally.

Finding a place for drivers to park, rest, refuel and relax is not easy, and costs time and money.

Protecting your fleet and maintaining steady operations today means implementing risk management practices to combat rising costs and reduce claims.

Having a proactive safety culture, doing more than what's dictated by federal and state regulations, and partnering with your insurance carrier's Loss Control team are best practices for motor carriers to mitigate risk.

To significantly reduce the odds of violations and to ensure equipment is safe to operate, these best practices can help fleets educate and motivate their drivers to perform their required safety checks daily.

The driver shortage continues to be a major challenge for fleets across the country.

Cargo theft remains a prominent threat to the transportation industry. As cargo theft continues to grow and evolve, companies can implement defensive measures to mitigate losses.

Strong economic headwinds represent only of a few of the challenges facing the industry as we move into 2023. Our team provides four trends that fleet carriers need to know.

Fleets and truckers must protect themselves against tow truck companies that run illegal or unethical operations.