Long Haul Trucking Workers' Compensation Insurance From Keating
Keating offers a specialized workers' compensation insurance program tailored for long haul trucking operations. With access to several carriers and a strong understanding of the transportation space, Keating delivers solutions for agents and brokers seeking robust coverage options for trucking clients operating across multiple states.
This program is designed to meet the needs of both small and large fleet operations, including those involved in towing, fuel hauling, and long-distance transportation. Whether you're placing a local delivery company expanding into interstate routes or a national freight hauler with complex needs, Keating can help you secure the right workers' comp coverage.
Ideal Accounts and Appetite
Keating is actively seeking transportation accounts with workers' compensation premiums of $150,000 or more. The program welcomes risks across a range of trucking operations, including:
- Long haul and local freight carriers
- Fuel haulers and bulk liquid transporters
- Towing and roadside assistance fleets
- Mixed-use fleets with varying vehicle classes
Accounts with established safety protocols and loss control measures are preferred. New ventures may be considered on a case-by-case basis depending on experience and state-specific eligibility.
Coverage Highlights and Advantages
Keating’s long haul trucking workers' compensation program offers competitive solutions for multi-state risks. Highlights include:
- Access to multiple carrier markets to ensure flexibility and fit
- Coverage available for both small and large fleet operations
- Support for complex transportation risks including fuel and towing operations
- Programs structured to help reduce exposure and improve compliance
Whether your client operates regionally or nationwide, this program is built to handle the nuances of high-risk transportation workforces.
Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums
Minimum premiums start at $25,000, though actual requirements vary depending on business size, class of operation, and location. Transportation accounts with premiums exceeding $150,000 are generally eligible in most participating states.
Underwriting is handled with attention to transportation-specific exposures, such as DOT compliance, driver history, and loss trends. Agents are encouraged to submit complete applications with detailed operational info to expedite quotes.
Territories and Availability
This program is currently available in the following states: Arizona, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Missouri, North Carolina, Nebraska, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Virginia.
Availability and carrier options may vary by state. Keating works with both admitted and non-admitted carriers, depending on jurisdiction and risk profile.
Why Work With Keating?
Keating brings deep expertise in trucking and transportation risks, backed by strong carrier relationships and a responsive underwriting team. Their focused approach helps agents place complex accounts that may not fit standard markets. With a commitment to service and industry knowledge, Keating is a valuable partner for brokers seeking long haul trucking workers’ comp solutions.
To learn more about how you can place your transportation clients through this program, contact Keating today or visit their company profile.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?
This program is ideal for long haul trucking companies, fuel haulers, towing operations, and mixed-use fleets with premium over $150,000.
Is this program available for new ventures?
New ventures may be considered depending on experience, safety protocols, and state-specific guidelines. Underwriting review is required.
What states is this program available in?
The program is currently offered in AZ, CT, GA, IL, IN, KS, MO, NC, NE, NV, PA, TN, and VA.
What is the minimum premium requirement?
Minimum premiums start at $25,000, with higher premiums preferred for most risks.
Do you work with admitted or non-admitted carriers?
Keating works with several carriers in both admitted and non-admitted markets, depending on the state and nature of the risk.
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