Marquee Insurance Group

Placing your trucking coverage

Founded in Roswell, Georgia in 2014, Marquee specializes in transportation insurance. The policy is issued by the selected insurer.

Marquee says it shops more than 30 insurance markets for new authorities, small fleets and larger carriers.

The homepage FAQ says most US states are served, with some exceptions. Confirm eligibility for your home state and operation.

A quote can start without a DOT number. Marquee advertises most quotes within the same business day; binding depends on underwriting and documents.

New authorities can seek quotes before activation. Marquee offers guidance on insurance filings and broker coverage requirements.

Freight, equipment and towing

Cargo options depend on commodities, limits, deductibles and exclusions. The published guide describes endorsements for otherwise excluded commodities.

The cargo guide describes reefer-breakdown coverage with maintenance conditions. It covers eligible cargo loss rather than repairs to the refrigeration unit.

The physical-damage guide describes payment up to market value, capped by the stated amount. Equipment value and policy conditions matter.

Towing and storage are listed physical-damage options, with limits that may apply per unit or per occurrence. They are not automatically unlimited.

The guide distinguishes trailer interchange from non-owned trailer coverage that follows the listed power unit while attached. Check the proposed form.

Certificates and policy changes

Clients can retrieve certificates in the portal. Marquee advertises most emailed requests within about 20 minutes; this is not a guaranteed deadline.

Progressive and Great West clients use their insurer’s portal; other clients use MIG’s NowCerts portal.

The COI guide shows how to include vehicle and driver schedules and send or download a certificate.

These requests require an endorsement handled by Marquee’s service team, rather than a self-service certificate edit.

Truck, trailer, driver and coverage changes take effect only after Marquee provides written confirmation.

Report an accident to the liability insurer. Marquee helps notify insurers, arrange adjuster assignment and advocate during the claim.

Premiums, payments and renewal

Pricing depends on authority history, drivers, safety record, cargo, radius, equipment value, limits and deductibles. An individual quote is required.

Marquee’s 2026 guide estimates $1,200–$2,500+ per truck per month for a new authority. This is a broad planning range, not a Marquee offer.

The cost guide distinguishes direct billing or annual payment from third-party premium financing, which can add interest.

The billing page routes payments to the relevant insurer or premium-finance company. Use the company named on your bill.

MIG’s published payment terms allow one to three days for payments to appear in its records; unsuccessful payments require another method.

The new-authority page describes re-shopping coverage 90–120 days before renewal, including moving to another insurer when appropriate.

The public agency pages do not establish one policy term, cancellation formula or refund deadline. Obtain the insurer’s terms and any separate finance agreement.