Truck Insurance is very similar to car insurance in that it involves two components: Own Damage Coverage and Third Party Coverage.
Truck Insurance
Truck insurance, also known as commercial motor insurance, is a specialised policy designed to protect commercial vehicles from physical damage or loss, along with damage or injury to third parties and their property. Whether you’re a owner-driver or manage a fleet, having the right insurance coverage is crucial to safeguard your assets and finances. Enhance your safety with these important insurance policies:
- Own Damage Coverage covers damage to your vehicle caused by unexpected events such as fire, theft, collision, or weather-related incidents.
- Third-Party Coverage covers injury or damage to other people’s vehicles and property caused by the use and operation of your vehicle.
Truck insurance is essential for anyone that owns a vehicle, in order to be protected from the financial impact of an accident or insured event. The consequences of an accident can cost hundreds through to millions of dollars including the repair and replacement of your vehicle and that of others, road closure and clean up costs and injuries or death sustained by third parties.
It is important to note that there are various types of truck insurance available. Truck Insurance HQ can review your needs and make recommendations on the most suitable coverage options available.
Truck Insurance Types:
- Comprehensive Insurance
- Public Liability Inruance
- Third Party Insurance
- Carriers Insurance
- Downtime Insurance
- Personal Accident and Sickness Insurance
We provide insurance solutions for Utes/Vans, Rigid Trucks & Prime Movers used in a range of configurations including but not limited to:
- Pantechs
- Livestock Transport
- Refrigerated Vehicles
- Tippers
- Tilt Trays
- Mobile Crane
- Concrete Agitators, Concrete Pumps
- Vacuum Excavation Units
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