From the Port of Corpus Christi to the customer's gate.
For drayage carriers pulling containers and chassis out of Texas ports and rail ramps.
Intermodal work means pulling equipment you do not own under an interchange agreement with rules of its own.
Steamship lines and rail ramps require you to join the UIIA and carry the coverages it lists, including trailer interchange.
You are responsible for the equipment from gate out to gate in. Interchange limits need to cover a chassis and a box.
Two minutes of details is enough to start. A licensed Texas agent reviews every request, compares the options available from the insurance companies we represent, and explains them in plain language.
The Uniform Intermodal Interchange and Facilities Access Agreement. It is the standard contract between truckers and equipment providers, and it sets the insurance you must carry.
No. It covers the container and chassis. The freight inside is covered by motor truck cargo.
Fill in the form on this page or call (361) 336-0409. A licensed Texas agent reviews every request and tells you plainly what is available for your operation. Nothing is covered until an insurance company issues a policy.
General information for Texas truckers, not legal advice. Minimums and contract requirements change; coverage is subject to policy terms, conditions and underwriting approval.