(Feature Image: Reviewing your insurance as growing transport business) As transport businesses grow, insurance requirements can change alongside them. More vehicles, additional drivers, larger contracts and expanded service areas can all create new opportunities, but...
(Feature Image: Insurance considerations for remote operations) Anyone who’s operated in regional Australia for long enough knows that the cost of an incident isn’t always measured by the damage to the vehicle. A relatively minor breakdown can quickly...
(Feature Image: Linehaul vs metro delivery risk profiles) Whether you’re running interstate freight between Melbourne and Brisbane or completing deliveries across Sydney’s suburbs, every transport business faces risk. The challenge is that those risks...
(Feature Image: Switching insurance brokers) Switching insurance brokers is often seen as a bigger decision than it actually is. Many businesses assume it means policies are cancelled, claims history is affected or cover needs to be rewritten from scratch. In...
(Feature Image: Insurance broker role during claims) Most businesses don’t spend much time thinking about their broker once cover is in place. That tends to change pretty quickly once there’s a claim that needs to be worked through. On paper, it looks simple. You...
(Feature Image: Fleet vs individual vehicle insurance) If your business operates multiple vehicles, the decision between fleet insurance and individual vehicle policies is likely something you’ve already considered. At first glance, it often looks like a simple cost...
(Feature Image: Mixed fleet insurance) Running a civil or construction business rarely means dealing with just one type of asset. It’s common to have a mix of trucks, trailers, excavators and mobile plant working across different sites and conditions. From an...
(Feature Image: The Complete Insurance Package for Transport & Logistics Businesses) If you run a transport or logistics business, insurance is rarely a single decision. It is a structure that sits across your vehicles, freight, people, contracts and...
Businesses running trucks, plant and construction equipment deal with a wide range of insurance terms when arranging cover, reviewing policies or tendering for work. From certificates of currency and public liability through to machinery breakdown and business...
When several vehicles are involved in a truck accident, determining responsibility is rarely straightforward. Conflicting accounts, road conditions and the surrounding circumstances can all affect how fault is assessed. If you’re an owner-driver, fleet operator...