An independent agency that compares trucking insurance from multiple insurers, with coverage advice and online access to commercial policy documents and certificates.
InsuranceHub is worth considering if you want an agent to compare trucking insurers and explain the coverage choices. Its commercial portal can also help with the paperwork that keeps your business moving. Selected customers describe responsive assistance, including trucking accounts. The tradeoff is that a good agency experience does not settle what an insurer will cover or charge: other accounts describe mistakes and disputed claims handling. Compare the actual policy, then establish who will handle urgent certificates, driver changes and problems with the insurer.
Updated 2026-09-09
What stands out
A closer look at InsuranceHub
Getting covered
Bring the agent your freight, operating radius, driver details and the requirements from a real customer. Compare equivalent limits and deductibles across insurers, including any exclusions that matter to those loads.
Supporting details
Advertises access to more than 30 insurance carriers for commercial trucking. A particular operation may qualify for fewer options. Source ↗
Advertises agents with the Transportation Risk Specialist (TRS) designation. Source ↗
The quote form asks for truck and driver counts, years in business, location, current insurance and a USDOT number if available. Acceptance requires an insurer’s review. Source ↗
The licensing page says the agency is licensed in 49 states. Confirm availability for your state and operation; agency licensing does not establish an insurer’s appetite. Source ↗
The trucking page lists liability, motor truck cargo and physical damage coverage, with limits and deductibles tailored to the policy. Source ↗
Published options include non-trucking liability, trailer interchange and downtime/rental interruption. These are coverage choices, not automatic inclusions. Source ↗
The transportation page describes reefer-breakdown protection for spoilage following refrigeration failure. Confirm the actual endorsement and covered causes. Source ↗
Customer experience: Customers value explanations while comparing coverage.
Research context
Only some accounts identify trucking or commercial-vehicle use. The feedback supports observations about agency service, without establishing a trucking-only satisfaction rate or independently verified dispute outcomes.
At a glance
Owner-operators and fleets
The agency serves individual truck owners and fleets, including semi, box, tow and specialty trucks.More details
Quoted for your operation
Trucking premiums require a quote. Drivers, equipment, claims, freight, location and operating radius affect the price.More details
Policy and payment terms
The pages checked do not publish universal cancellation, return-premium or premium-finance terms. Obtain the insurer’s policy and any separate financing agreement before committing.More details
State availability
The licensing page says the agency is licensed in 49 states. Confirm availability for your state and operation; agency licensing does not establish an insurer’s appetite.More details
Costs, plans & capabilities
Trucking coverage through an agent
InsuranceHub Leavitt places insurance with other insurers. It is a Leavitt Group affiliate; Thrive Commercial Truck Insurance joined the agency in 2023.
The agency serves individual truck owners and fleets, including semi, box, tow and specialty trucks.
Advertises access to more than 30 insurance carriers for commercial trucking. A particular operation may qualify for fewer options.
Advertises agents with the Transportation Risk Specialist (TRS) designation.
The licensing page says the agency is licensed in 49 states. Confirm availability for your state and operation; agency licensing does not establish an insurer’s appetite.
The quote form asks for truck and driver counts, years in business, location, current insurance and a USDOT number if available. Acceptance requires an insurer’s review.
The trucking page lists liability, motor truck cargo and physical damage coverage, with limits and deductibles tailored to the policy.
Freight and operating risks
Published options include non-trucking liability, trailer interchange and downtime/rental interruption. These are coverage choices, not automatic inclusions.
The transportation page describes reefer-breakdown protection for spoilage following refrigeration failure. Confirm the actual endorsement and covered causes.
The agency describes coverage for towing businesses and risks involving towed or stored vehicles.
Drivers, vehicles and their histories are part of the quoted risk. Give the agent the actual driver and equipment details when comparing coverage.
Certificates and policy administration
Commercial clients can access master certificates and add certificate holders through the advertised portal.
The current portal page lists auto ID cards and policy changes. Portal access can be requested from the agency.
The portal guide, updated in 2021, says requests to add a certificate holder go to the account manager. Confirm today’s workflow and after-hours arrangements.
The portal guide describes mobile access to insurance documents and certificates; this is a published capability, not a tested account session.
The agency advertises weekday phone support from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern at 877-341-5728.
Premiums, claims and renewal
Trucking premiums require a quote. Drivers, equipment, claims, freight, location and operating radius affect the price.
The pages checked do not publish universal cancellation, return-premium or premium-finance terms. Obtain the insurer’s policy and any separate financing agreement before committing.
InsuranceHub’s client page directs claim reporting to the insurance carrier. The agency’s directory provides insurer-specific claim contacts.
The payment directory links to individual insurers’ billing services and phone numbers. Payment arrangements depend on the policy and insurer.
Plan details
Independent agency
InsuranceHub Leavitt places insurance with other insurers. It is a Leavitt Group affiliate; Thrive Commercial Truck Insurance joined the agency in 2023. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Owner-operators and fleets
The agency serves individual truck owners and fleets, including semi, box, tow and specialty trucks. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Insurer choice
Advertises access to more than 30 insurance carriers for commercial trucking. A particular operation may qualify for fewer options. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Trucking expertise
Advertises agents with the Transportation Risk Specialist (TRS) designation. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
State availability
The licensing page says the agency is licensed in 49 states. Confirm availability for your state and operation; agency licensing does not establish an insurer’s appetite. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Preparing your request
The quote form asks for truck and driver counts, years in business, location, current insurance and a USDOT number if available. Acceptance requires an insurer’s review. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Quoted for your operation
Trucking premiums require a quote. Drivers, equipment, claims, freight, location and operating radius affect the price. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Policy and payment terms
The pages checked do not publish universal cancellation, return-premium or premium-finance terms. Obtain the insurer’s policy and any separate financing agreement before committing. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Main coverage options
The trucking page lists liability, motor truck cargo and physical damage coverage, with limits and deductibles tailored to the policy. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Coverage for specific exposures
Published options include non-trucking liability, trailer interchange and downtime/rental interruption. These are coverage choices, not automatic inclusions. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Refrigerated cargo
The transportation page describes reefer-breakdown protection for spoilage following refrigeration failure. Confirm the actual endorsement and covered causes. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Towing operations
The agency describes coverage for towing businesses and risks involving towed or stored vehicles. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Certificates online
Commercial clients can access master certificates and add certificate holders through the advertised portal. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Policy documents and changes
The current portal page lists auto ID cards and policy changes. Portal access can be requested from the agency. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
When staff assistance is needed
The portal guide, updated in 2021, says requests to add a certificate holder go to the account manager. Confirm today’s workflow and after-hours arrangements. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Access from a phone
The portal guide describes mobile access to insurance documents and certificates; this is a published capability, not a tested account session. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Who receives the claim
InsuranceHub’s client page directs claim reporting to the insurance carrier. The agency’s directory provides insurer-specific claim contacts. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Paying your insurer
The payment directory links to individual insurers’ billing services and phone numbers. Payment arrangements depend on the policy and insurer. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Agency contact hours
The agency advertises weekday phone support from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern at 877-341-5728. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
Drivers and vehicle information
Drivers, vehicles and their histories are part of the quoted risk. Give the agent the actual driver and equipment details when comparing coverage. Source ↗Checked 2026-09-09
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