Freight transport insurance

Freight transport insurance insures your commercial and owned goods against damage during transport. Whether you transport them yourself or have someone else transport them. You then run no risk if the carrier is not or not fully liable. The full value of the goods is insured.

THE FREIGHT TRANSPORT INSURANCE INSURES YOUR COMMERCIAL AND OWNED GOODS AGAINST DAMAGE DURING TRANSPORT . WHETHER YOU TRANSPORT THEM YOURSELF OR HAVE IT TRANSPORTED BY SOMEONE ELSE. YOU THEN RUN NO RISK IF THE CARRIER IS NOT LIABLE OR NOT FULLY LIABLE . THE FULL VALUE OF THE GOODS IS INSURED .

WITH TRANSPORT INSURANCE YOU INSURE YOURSELF DAMAGE AND THEFT OF PURCHASED AND SOLD ITEMS DURING TRANSPORT AND STORAGE. IT DOES NOT MATTER WHETHER YOU TRANSPORT AND STORE THE GOODS YOURSELF OR WHETHER A PROFESSIONAL CARRIER DOES THIS ON ORDER FROM YOU.

We notice that people sometimes confuse freight insurance with carrier liability insurance . What is the difference? Freight transport insurance is damage insurance for buyers and sellers. A carrier's liability insurance is liability insurance for road transporters.

If you regularly trade and transport goods, opt for continuous transport insurance. All your transports are then insured for a certain period up to a certain amount per shipment. If you occasionally transport goods, you can take out insurance per shipment.

The costs for good transport insurance are actually modest. For the vast majority of professions, you have the above-mentioned comprehensive coverage for around Euro 8.50 per month. Higher insured amounts, such as Euro 10,000, come to about 12.50 per month.