OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY
11,834 carriers insured · 27,266 total policies on file with the FMCSA.
OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY is an insurance provider that files BMC-91, BMC-91X, and BMC-34 forms directly with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration on behalf of motor carriers operating in interstate commerce. We have 27,266 FMCSA policy filings on record for this insurer covering 11,834 distinct motor carriers, with active coverage in 52 U.S. states. A BMC-91 filing is the carrier's federally-required public-liability insurance certificate; the insurer (not the carrier) submits it to FMCSA, and the filing must remain continuously on record for the carrier to keep its operating authority active. Use this page to verify that the insurer behind a BMC-91 filing is still actively filing with FMCSA, look up which carriers it covers, and confirm coverage details before brokering a load.
Major trucking insurer
OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY is one of the larger trucking insurers active in FMCSA's Licensing & Insurance system, with active BMC-91 / BMC-91X / BMC-34 filings on record for 11,834 distinct motor carriers. High filing volume usually reflects a long-running market presence — not necessarily lower risk for any single carrier — so always verify your specific policy on FMCSA's portal before relying on it.
Filing activity FMCSA insurance events
Book concentration From 500 active-policy carriers (221,754 power units)
Driver OOS rate vs same-size peers FMCSA roadside inspections, % of inspected drivers placed out-of-service
Covered-carrier safety exposure All carriers with at least one policy from OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY
By Policy Type
Top Carrier States
Top 25 Carriers Insured by OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY Active policies, sorted by fleet size
Sorted by carrier power-unit count from FMCSA's MCS-150 self-reported data. Only carriers with FMCSA-recorded fleet size are listed; smaller carriers may carry coverage with this insurer but are omitted from this ranking.
States Where OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY Insures Carriers 52 states with active fleets
Peer Insurers Similar size to OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY
Policies (4,497 on file) Sortable raw policy filings · tabs at /insurers/old-republic-insurance-company/policies/active/
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How to verify your insurer's FMCSA filings
- Confirm your policy number on the BMC-91 form. Locate the BMC-91 (or BMC-91X) certificate your insurer filed on your behalf. The policy number on the form is the federal record-of-truth and should match the insurer paperwork you already hold from OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
- Look up your USDOT in FMCSA L&I to see active filings. Open FMCSA's Licensing & Insurance (L&I) portal at li-public.fmcsa.dot.gov and search by USDOT or MC docket. The Active Insurance section shows every BMC-91, BMC-91X, and BMC-34 currently on file for the carrier.
- Check effective date and expected expiration. Match the effective date on FMCSA's record to your paperwork and confirm any pending cancel date. BMC-91 filings continue indefinitely until the insurer files a cancellation; an effective-date mismatch is worth investigating before any pickup.
- Confirm the insurer matches your policy paperwork. The insurer name on the FMCSA filing should match OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY exactly. Subtle variations — different DBA, parent company name, or affiliated underwriter — are common in trucking insurance, so call the insurer directly if anything looks off.
- Set a calendar reminder ahead of policy expiration. Even though BMC-91 filings don't have a hard expiration date, your underlying insurance policy does. Set a reminder 60 days before policy renewal so the insurer has time to file replacement BMC-91 paperwork if you switch carriers — preventing the 30-day grace window from ever starting.
Frequently asked questions about OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY
What types of trucking insurance does OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY file with FMCSA? ▾
How many motor carriers does OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY currently insure? ▾
What are BMC-91 and BMC-91X forms? ▾
What happens if my insurer cancels my BMC-91 filing? ▾
How do I verify OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY is still actively filing with FMCSA? ▾
What is the minimum coverage required for FMCSA operating authority? ▾
Does OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY file BMC-34 cargo insurance for household goods movers? ▾
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About FMCSA insurance filings
Every for-hire motor carrier operating in U.S. interstate commerce must keep continuous public-liability insurance on file with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. The insurer — not the carrier — files the proof of coverage using one of three forms: BMC-91 (single primary insurer covering the full required limit), BMC-91X (layered coverage from multiple insurers combining to reach the limit), or BMC-34 (cargo coverage required for household-goods movers). Federal limits range from $300,000 for non-bulk household-goods carriers to $5,000,000 for the most hazardous classes of hazmat.
The filings are publicly recorded in FMCSA's Licensing & Insurance (L&I) system and update within 24 hours of an insurer submitting paperwork. When an insurer cancels a BMC-91 filing, FMCSA gives the carrier a 30-day grace window to file replacement coverage; if no replacement is on file by the end of the window, FMCSA automatically revokes the carrier's operating authority. This is the most common reason MC dockets get revoked — insurance instability rather than safety violations.
TruckCodex mirrors the public L&I filings on a daily refresh cycle. We do not rate, endorse, or verify the financial strength of any insurer in this directory — every record reflects what FMCSA has on file. For ratings, consult A.M. Best or your state's department of insurance. For real-time confirmation immediately before relying on a filing, click through to FMCSA's SAFER portal directly.
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