We help owner-operators and fleets get fast, compliant, custom coverage — with no guesswork.
Commercial trucking insurance protects businesses and independent drivers who operate vehicles for business purposes. Whether you run a fleet or drive your own rig, this coverage helps shield you from the high costs of accidents, cargo loss, physical damage, and legal claims. At ProRisk, we tailor every policy to fit your routes, your cargo, and your business.
Covers bodily injury or property damage you cause in an at-fault accident.
Pays for repairs or replacement if your truck is damaged in a crash, fire, theft, or vandalism.
Protects the freight you're hauling from loss, damage, or theft while in transit.
Covers accidents and claims that happen off the road, like at loading docks, offices, or job sites.
Covers damage to trailers you don’t own but are hauling under an interchange agreement.
Covers accidents that happen outside of driving, such as customer injuries at a trucking business location.
Provides liability coverage when you're driving without a trailer for non-business purposes.
This type of insurance is essential for:
Independent drivers who need simple, fast coverage to meet DOT, shipper, and broker requirements.
Fleet owners who want scalable insurance options for drivers, cargo, and equipment — all in one place.
Companies that move freight across states and need reliable liability and cargo protection.
Professional drivers seeking individual coverage or looking to meet motor carrier insurance requirements.
Commercial trucking insurance is a critical investment to protect drivers, businesses, cargo, and financial assets from potential risks on the road.
Getting a quote is easier than you think. You’ll just need a few basic details so we can match you with the right coverage — fast.
VIN numbers for each truck
Vehicle make, model, and year
Gross vehicle weight (GVW)
Annual mileage estimates
Usage details (long-haul, regional, etc.)
Name, license number, and state
Years of CDL experience
Driving history (violations or accidents)
Date of birth
A record of any claims in the past 3–5 years
Insurers use this to assess risk and finalize pricing