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Newsby Lauren FletcherJune 25, 2025

National Insurance Day Reminds Fleets to Perform Policy Checkups

National Insurance Day is a great reminder for fleet managers to review policies, cut costs, and manage risk more effectively.

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Articlesby Lauren FletcherMay 7, 2025

Why Accident Costs Keep Climbing — and What Fleets Can Do About It

Accident costs are spiking for fleets. From repairs to insurance, learn what’s driving the price, and what fleet managers can do to stay ahead.

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A minor traffic accident with Protect Your Fleet in bold text
ArticlesDecember 17, 2024

Protect Your Fleet: How HNOA Insurance Secures Business on the Move

Protect your business from costly claims with Hired & Non-Owned Auto (HNOA) insurance. Learn how coverage and tech solutions safeguard your fleet operations.

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ArticlesApril 22, 2024

Slowing Down the Surge in Insurance Costs & Navigating an Unpredictable Market

Rising rates? Discover how you can keep your commercial fleet insurance rates stable and your business thriving by implementing enhanced safety measures and the latest technology.

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Articlesby Wayne ParhamApril 17, 2024

Understanding Insurance Premiums and Avoiding Nuclear Verdicts

Insurance premiums are rising and lawsuits against trucking companies are netting big dollars. What can be done to both lower insurance costs and reduce the chance of large settlements or verdicts following a collision?

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ArticlesAugust 30, 2022

Staying Ahead of the Rising Challenges of Complex Risk

Driver shortages, rising repair costs and skyrocketing claims payouts make it more difficult for fleets to find complex risk coverage, but there remains hope for companies that embrace technology, safety, training and data analysis.

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