Trucking insurance costs vary widely based on several key factors:
- Driver history: clean driving records earn significantly better rates.
- Time in business: companies with more than two years of experience generally pay less than new ventures.
- Cargo: what you haul and its value affect the risk.
- Operating radius: longer routes and certain regions carry more risk.
- Equipment: the type, weight, and value of trucks and trailers.
- Limits and deductibles: higher limits and lower deductibles increase premium.
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