Union Pacific Intermodal Insurance
UIIA-Compliant Coverage for Drayage Carriers at UP Rail Terminals
Union Pacific operates the largest railroad network in the western United States, with intermodal terminals from Los Angeles to Chicago, Seattle to New Orleans. Drayage carriers working UP facilities must carry UIIA-compliant insurance and maintain a Certificate of Insurance on file with the Intermodal Association of North America (IANA). Truxsurance writes intermodal insurance for carriers working UP terminals at every major market.
Same-day COI filings available. Coverage subject to underwriting.
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Carrier availability varies by state, operation type, fleet size, and underwriting requirements.
About This Railroad
- Union Pacific operates 32,000+ route miles across 23 western states
- Key intermodal terminals: LATC (Los Angeles), Global I & II (Joliet/Kansas City), Council Bluffs, Santa Teresa, Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, Denver, San Antonio, Dallas, Houston, Memphis
- UIIA-compliant coverage is required to access any UP intermodal terminal as an equipment provider
- UP carriers must file Certificates of Insurance with IANA before pulling containers from any UP terminal
- Truxsurance is a UIIA-registered agency — we file COIs with IANA the same business day coverage binds
Intermodal Terminals
- UP Los Angeles Transportation Center (LATC)
- UP Global I — Joliet, Illinois
- UP Global II — Kansas City, Kansas
- UP Council Bluffs Intermodal (Iowa)
- UP Santa Teresa Intermodal (New Mexico)
- UP Intermodal Container Transfer Facility (ICTF — Wilmington, CA)
- UP Seattle Intermodal Terminal
- UP Tacoma Intermodal Terminal
- UP Portland Intermodal Terminal
- UP Denver Intermodal Terminal
- UP San Antonio (Kirby) Intermodal
- UP Englewood Intermodal (Houston)
- UP Dallas (Irving) Intermodal
Coverage Required
UIIA-compliant insurance is required for all carriers pulling containers from this railroad's intermodal facilities.
Auto Liability
Primary commercial auto liability for trucks operating at ports, rail terminals, and freight corridors. Minimum $1M CSL required by UIIA.
Motor Truck Cargo
Covers freight in containers while in your care between terminals, ramps, and warehouse delivery points.
Trailer Interchange / Chassis
Physical damage on non-owned chassis and trailers pulled under interchange agreements with equipment providers.
General Liability
Protects against certain premises and operations liability at terminals, yards, and business locations.
Physical Damage
Collision and comprehensive coverage for tractors and owned trailers in port, rail yard, and highway environments.
Excess / Umbrella Liability
Higher limits above primary policies when ports, railroads, or contracts require $2M, $3M, or $5M coverage.
Coverage Requirements for This Market
- Auto Liability — $1,000,000 CSL minimum (UIIA requirement)
- General Liability — $1,000,000 / $2,000,000 (UIIA requirement)
- Motor Truck Cargo — $100,000+ (UIIA requirement)
- Trailer Interchange — $20,000 – $50,000+ (UIIA requirement)
- Physical Damage on tractors and owned trailers
- Excess Liability when UP contracts require higher limits
- Non-Trucking Liability for off-dispatch tractor use
Fast Filings & Certificates
TruxSurance helps intermodal and drayage carriers secure proof of insurance quickly for railroads, ports, brokers, shippers, and equipment providers. Same-day certificate issuance and filing support may be available once underwriting is complete and coverage is bound.
- Certificates of Insurance filed with IANA same business day
- Additional insured endorsements for equipment providers
- Waiver of subrogation where available
- Loss payee / lienholder requests
- Trailer interchange and cargo proof
- Auto liability filings — MCS-90, state forms
Authorized Intermodal Trucking Insurance Agency
TruxSurance is a licensed trucking insurance agency helping intermodal carriers, drayage companies, port truckers, container haulers, owner-operators, new ventures, and fleets compare available transportation insurance options through E&S and specialty markets.
- UIIA-registered agency — IANA approved
- Same-day COI filings after binding
- E&S markets for hard-to-place risks