Complementary coverage
Trailer Interchange
Physical damage to non-owned trailers pulled under a written interchange agreement.
For trailers you pull but don’t own
Trailer interchange coverage pays for damage to a trailer you do not own while you pull it under a written trailer interchange agreement. It is common for intermodal, port and drop-and-hook work. Ask us about interchange coverage alongside your RyskLOK liability program.
A risk retention group writes liability insurance only. Trailer Interchange is not a liability coverage, so it may be placed with another insurer alongside your RyskLOK liability program.
What it can cover
- Physical damage to non-owned trailers in your possession
- Coverage under written trailer interchange agreements
Who it’s for
- Intermodal and port drayage carriers
- Drop-and-hook and power-only operations
Common questions
They are related but not identical. Trailer interchange applies when there is a written interchange agreement; non-owned trailer physical damage can apply without one.
This page is general and educational. Coverage, limits and exclusions are set by the policy issued and are subject to eligibility, state availability and underwriting review.
Works well with
Related coverage
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