What If Your Trucking Insurance Is Revoked?

What If Your Trucking Insurance Is Revoked?
Written by: William Parker

If a truck driver is found guilty of driving under the influence, they may be banned from driving by the FMCSA and face other financial and legal penalties. Depending on your insurance plan, you might also get your trucking insurance coverage suspended or revoked if you don’t abide by their rules and regulations. 

After a truck insurance company cancels a policy, it is required to notify the state your truck is registered in. Since trucking insurance is a legal requirement in most states, you may be compelled to suspend operations until you can apply for a new insurance plan and complete other requirements.

Reasons Why Trucking Insurance Can Be Revoked 

There are several reasons why your truck insurance might be suspended or revoked. Reading the fine print on your contract should help you avoid some of these scenarios: 

  • High accident rates and traffic violations within a specified time frame
  • Loss of driver’s license or vehicle registration within the insurance policy 
  • Filing a fraudulent claim that lacks complete and accurate information
  • Failing to accurately report business or vehicle information during the application 
  • Having a medical condition that wasn’t disclosed during the application process such as epilepsy
  • Being convicted of a felony or driving under the influence
  • Not maintaining your truck to a certain standard and/or failing an inspection 

If you receive a notice that your trucking insurance has been revoked, you should contact your insurance company to figure out what you can do to renew your plan. Depending on your case, you may need to apply for a different insurance plan with another company if they are no longer willing to provide trucking coverage for your business. 

After your insurance has been canceled, you can expect to pay higher premiums. It’s also important to remember that you’ll need to pay out of pocket for any damages that occur when you’re not covered. Only resume trucking with proper insurance coverage. 

Frequently Asked Questions:

What happens if your trucking insurance is revoked?

If your trucking insurance is revoked, operations may need to be suspended until a new insurance plan is obtained as trucking insurance is legally required in most states.

What are some reasons why trucking insurance can be revoked?

Trucking insurance might be revoked due to high accident rates, loss of driver’s license, filing a fraudulent claim, non-disclosure of medical conditions or being convicted of a felony or driving under the influence.

What should you do if your trucking insurance is revoked?

If your trucking insurance is revoked, you should contact your insurance company to understand renewal options or apply for a different insurance plan with another company. Expect to pay higher premiums after your insurance has been canceled.

Read on to learn more about which states provide the most affordable trucking insurance rates at Assured Standard!

Was this article helpful?
YesNo
About the Author
William Parker
William Parker is a program administrator. He is very attentive to detail and has strong organizational skills. He studied Business Administration at Marymount California University.
assured standard logo
Assured Standard will protect your business with the right insurance, depending on your needs. Now more than ever, it’s crucial to have the right general liability insurance experts on your side. Protecting the future of your business starts today.
Copyright © 2025 Assured Standard. All Rights Reserved.
cross linkedin facebook pinterest youtube rss twitter instagram facebook-blank rss-blank linkedin-blank pinterest youtube twitter instagram