TRUCKING

Insurance & Permits

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From commercial insurance for trucks to registration and title transfers, as well as federal and state filings – we’ve got you covered!

We review your permits to ensure compliance and prepare you for audits.

Permits:

- DOT, MC#, BOC-3, CA#, MCP, EPN, IFTA, CARB.

- Get UCR and CA IFTA on the same day.

- State permits: New Mexico, Oregon, Kentucky, New York.

Procedures:

- Registration and title transfer in California.

- Federal and state filings.

- LLC Business Formation.

- DOT & California Highway Patrol (CHP) safety audits.

Insurance:

- Commercial Auto Liability.

- General Liability.

- Excess Liability.

- Workers' Compensation.

- Commercial Property.

- Occupational Accident.

- Cargo, Trailer, and Freight Coverage

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Frequently Asked Questions about Trucking

The BOC-3 is a document needed by the FMCSA that names a process agent to receive legal documents on behalf of a transportation or logistics company in each State where the company is authorized to do business. It's important for following federal rules and working legally.

IFTA stands for International Fuel Tax Agreement. It’s a deal between the U.S. and Canada that makes it easier to report and pay fuel taxes for commercial vehicles operating in multiple areas. It helps avoid separate reports for each state or province.

You need temporary travel and fuel permits like the IRP (International Registration Plan) and specific state permits for the states you work in. These permits let you drive legally and pay the right taxes.

If you have issues, it’s best to reach out to a registered agent or one of our compliance experts. Contact us today, and we can help you!

Liability insurance for carriers covers damages to others if there’s an accident while using a truck. It’s required by law and protects your business from expensive lawsuits and claims.

Cargo insurance protects against loss or damage to goods being transported due to accidents, theft, or other risks. It’s important to protect the value of the goods and maintain customer trust.

You generally need: Vehicle information (VIN, weight, etc.), driver’s history, company documents (FMCSA, BOC-3, etc.), and a description of the cargo and usual routes. If you have any more questions about insurance or permits, contact us now for free advice.

You can get more information by talking with one of our agents. Schedule a free consultation today!