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New Venture with 20 years experience in the field. Went to direct and non admitted markets no one wants to offer the Umbrella with no prior loss runs in this class code any ideas?

When you think about MONOLINE AUTO, we want you to think about GMI…. For accounts to initially qualify, we require 5 vehicles and 3 years prior commercial coverage (no new ventures). POPULAR CLASSES TO TARGET FOR OUR AUTO PROGRAM INCLUDE: * Artisan Contractors / Contractors - Contractors performing residential, commercial or industrial contracting services * Manufacturers- Manufacturers which haul their own commodity or product * Distributors - Distributors which haul their own commodity or product * Street, road, and sanitation services including catch basin, sewer, or storm basin clean out * Portable toilet renting, servicing, pumping and cleaning * Seal coating to include interstate highways, state highways, local roads and parking lots * Street sweeping operations * Waste haulers, including construction and demolition material contractors (radius less than 100 miles), less than 20% residential regular route garbage/trash pickup operations. * Pilot/Escort vehicles A list of exposures and operations that are ineligible for our program can be found on the last two pages of my overview. Thank you for your time and please let me know if any questions! Lynise 800-722-3229 ext 237 <o:p></o:p> <o:p></o:p>

Would you be surprised to hear that your state is among the most expensive states to own a car? Well if you live in Georgia then you are in the most expensive state to operate a motor vehicle. Oregon would be the cheapest. These costs include: repairs, taxes/fees, gasoline, and Insurance. Surprised?? Well, the actual costs of operating a motor vehicle may shock you as well. In Georgia, a typical driver spends $4,233 per year to operate his or her vehicle. That is almost double the cost in Oregon ($2,204). The national average is $3,201. For every state, Bankrate determined total car-ownership costs using median insurance premiums provided by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, average repair costs from CarMD.com and average automobile taxes and fees from Kelley Blue Book. Bankrate estimated average gasoline spending using average pump prices from GasBuddy.com. Where does your state rank? To find out see a list of all states and the estimated cost of car ownership for them at: http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2013/08/21/302370.htm

I'm looking for special event GL for a weekend Civil War Re-enactment in Texas. Any help would be appreciated.

I'm looking for a California market, preferably admitted, for a heavy truck service and repair shop BOP. I've received several declines as the insured's website shows they work on chipper's, shredders, cranes and lifts, bucket trucks and refrigeration units; however incidental. If anyone knows of a place that can handle it, please let me know. Thanks in advance. John C.