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Insurance companies that file BMC-91 and BMC-34 policies with FMCSA on behalf of motor carriers. Ranked by total policy count.

Insurers by Policy Count

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Insurers by Policy Count
Insurer	Policies	Active	Carriers
CANAL INSURANCE CO.	390,982	504	108,549
NORTHLAND INSURANCE COMPANY	355,154	289	132,113
GREAT WEST CASUALTY CO.	255,344	517	109,260
UNITED FINANCIAL CASUALTY COMPANY	228,965	184	117,053
PROGRESSIVE COUNTY MUTUAL	131,751	103	65,292
ARTISAN & TRUCKERS CASUALTY COMPANY

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BMC-91 (Bodily Injury & Property Damage)

Form BMC-91 is a certificate of insurance filed by the carrier's insurer with FMCSA. It certifies that the carrier has the required minimum liability coverage for bodily injury and property damage.

Commodity type	Minimum coverage
General freight	$750,000
Household goods	$1,000,000
Hazardous materials	$5,000,000

BMC-34 (Surety Bond)

Form BMC-34 is a surety bond filed as an alternative to insurance. It provides the same financial responsibility coverage as BMC-91 but is backed by a surety company rather than an insurance policy. BMC-34 filings are relatively rare — most carriers use traditional insurance. The minimum coverage amounts are the same as for BMC-91: $750,000 for general freight, $1,000,000 for household goods, and $5,000,000 for hazardous materials.

Cargo Insurance

Cargo insurance is not federally required for most carriers, but it is often contractually required by shippers and brokers. Typical cargo coverage is $100,000, though higher-value loads may require more. Carriers hauling household goods must carry a minimum of $5,000 per vehicle and $10,000 per occurrence in cargo insurance.

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