
Trends in insurance coverage for trucking
Insurance is central to truck accident litigation, and recent trends show rising costs, expanded coverage requirements, and evolving policies that affect both plaintiffs and defendants.
Insurance is central to truck accident litigation, and recent trends show rising costs, expanded coverage requirements, and evolving policies that affect both plaintiffs and defendants.
After a truck accident, filing an insurance claim is the first step toward financial recovery. The process is complex due to multiple policies and high-value damages, requiring careful attention to detail.
Because of the high risks and potential damages associated with commercial trucking, companies are required to carry specialized insurance policies. These cover not only the trucks themselves but also the wide range of liabilities that can arise after an accident.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is the central authority for trucking regulation in the United States. Its rules are designed to reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities involving large commercial vehicles.