
Drivers and workforce
Provide driver lists, license information, experience, employment status, payroll by state, seasonal staffing plans, and the controls used when routes or capacity increase.

Independent contractor insurance
Local pages for major parcel-delivery and freight markets, with route context, coverage guidance, and a direct path to a complete submission.
Greater Phoenix · I-10 · I-17 · US-60
View local guidanceWest Valley · I-10 · Loop 101 · Loop 202
View local guidanceWest Valley · I-10 · Loop 303
View local guidanceWest Valley · I-10 · SR-85
View local guidanceEast Valley · US-60 · Loop 202 · SR-24
View local guidanceEast Valley · Loop 202 · Loop 101 · I-10
View local guidanceSouthern Arizona · I-10 · I-19 · SR-210
View local guidanceSouthwest Arizona · I-8 · US-95
View local guidanceArizona Border · I-19 · SR-189
View local guidanceNorthern Arizona · I-40 · I-17 · US-89
View local guidanceNorthwest Arizona · I-40 · US-93
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More than a city directory
Independent P&D, ISP, freight, and line-haul contractors need a program built from their actual agreement and operation—not a generic delivery checklist. We review vehicle ownership, driver structure, payroll, routes, terminal activity, package or freight custody, loss history, requested certificate wording, and expansion plans before approaching insurance markets.
The hub pages below add local route and operating context for major Arizona logistics markets. Every page includes the complete two-step contractor form so the submission can move from initial contact into coverage selections, fleet, drivers, payroll, and document upload without starting over.
P&D and line-haul are different risks
Pickup-and-delivery accounts are shaped by stop count, delivery density, helpers, driver turnover, temporary labor, backing exposure, and rapid vehicle additions. Line-haul accounts add nighttime driving, terminal-to-terminal mileage, tractors, trailers, doubles, interchange, and longer operating radiuses.

Build a stronger submission
Underwriters evaluate loss history together with driver hiring, MVR monitoring, onboarding, telematics, camera use, backing procedures, incident review, preventive maintenance, out-of-service controls, and return-to-work practices.

Provide driver lists, license information, experience, employment status, payroll by state, seasonal staffing plans, and the controls used when routes or capacity increase.

Include VINs, values, ownership, garaging, maintenance intervals, spare units, rented or borrowed vehicles, and procedures for removing unsafe equipment from service.
Arizona contractor program
Use the complete two-step contractor form to save the lead, select coverage and limits, add operation details, and provide vehicles, drivers, payroll, and supporting documents.