Greg Corbitt

When you hire a new driver, you’re not just trusting them with your equipment and freight. Every new driver affects your insurance rates and risk profile. Whether you're a single-unit owner-operator or managing a growing fleet, your insurance company will look closely at every driver behind the wheel. Driving History Matters Insurance carriers review each driver’s Motor Vehicle Report (MVR) to assess the exposure. Accidents, speeding tickets, DUIs, and other violations are red flags. A...

Whether you operate a local fleet or run over-the-road trucking, winter weather poses serious challenges to safety and efficiency. As we move deeper into the winter months, it’s critical for trucking companies to understand the risks and take proactive steps to prevent accidents, insurance claims, and hidden costs. Key Winter Hazards for Truckers Icy Roads and Black Ice: Reduced traction increases the risk of hydroplaning, longer braking distances, and loss of control—especially for...

As the days grow shorter and temperatures begin to drop, fall presents unique challenges for trucking companies, especially when it comes to long-haul routes. One of the most pressing concerns is driver fatigue — a factor that significantly contributes to accidents and injuries. Keeping drivers well-rested and aware is key to preventing accidents. Fatigue contributes to: Increased likelihood of collisions or rear-end accidents Higher risk of driver error due to slowed reflexes More...