Florida Trucking Insurance
Port Drayage, Long-Haul & Hurricane-Aware Coverage
Florida is a major intermodal and trucking corridor — Port of Jacksonville (JAXPORT), Port Miami, and Port Everglades all generate significant drayage volume, and the state's hurricane exposure creates physical damage challenges most other states do not face. Truxsurance writes Florida trucking with the right hurricane endorsements and same-day UIIA filings.
Same-day indications available.
Some of the insurance markets we work with








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Carrier availability varies by state, operation type, fleet size, and underwriting requirements.
Who This Program Is For
Florida Trucking Underwriting Realities
This is what underwriters actually look at:
- Hurricane exposure inflates physical damage premium
- Florida tort environment drives high jury verdicts
- Port drayage requires UIIA filings
- PIP and PD-only policies are not enough for commercial
- Many southeast E&S markets restrict Florida appetite during storm season
Most retail agents stop here. We do not.
How We Place Florida Trucking Risks
We do not just submit applications — we structure them for the way underwriters actually decide.
Real Placement Example
6-truck drayage fleet — Jacksonville
Exposure
- 100% port drayage from JAXPORT (TraPac, SSA, Crowley terminals)
- Storage yard in hurricane evacuation zone
- 1 prior wind/hail physical damage claim
Result
- $1M Auto Liability + UIIA Certificate filed with IANA
- Physical Damage with separate named-storm deductible
- All filings transmitted same business day
Three retail brokers could not place this account due to the hurricane exposure. We bound through E&S in 5 business days.
What Florida Trucking Insurance Costs
Real numbers — not guesses.
| Florida owner-operator | $8,000 – $15,000 / year |
| Florida small fleet (2–10 units) | $18,000 – $80,000 / year |
| Florida drayage fleet | $28,000+ depending on exposure |
| Hurricane-zone yard storage | Custom — separate PD deductible applies |
What Drives Pricing
- Operating territory (port drayage, long-haul, intrastate)
- Hurricane zone for parked equipment storage
- Driver MVRs
- Cargo type and average load value
- Loss history (especially weather-related)
Florida Coverages We Offer
Hurricane-Aware Physical Damage
Florida physical damage is fundamentally different from inland states. The policy needs separate named-storm deductibles and clear coverage for parked equipment.
- Named-storm deductibles structured to keep premium reasonable
- Coverage for tractors and trailers parked in evacuation zones
- Wind, hail, and flood coverage where available
- Hurricane preparedness recommendations included with every policy