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Posted by Greywolf on December 08, 2003 at 06:22:27 from (209.23.142.41):
In Reply to: Re: Hauling posted by Newgen on December 08, 2003 at 05:05:00:
I'm not pro-rated. MN commercial plates only. Before I could get the plates, had to have insurance in place, 750,000. Deputy registar and my insurance agent is the same person. It's the rate of premium for the distance traveled from home that gets expensive. I'm insured to a 150 mile radius from home. Yearly cost for full coverage PD plus the liability end with 5,000 cargo on both the trailer and tractor (88 Pete 377 and hopper bottom grain trailer) is $1850 a year. Was going to go on a trail ride in OK from MN last year and use the Pete, had get the OK from the insurance company, not the agent, to be covered. They said go and have fun, it's a personal trip not commercial. There are only a couple states that require more, it's been 15 yrs since I ran interstate as an owner operator, but even at that time, the ones that required more, it was usually incorporated witht the individual fuel permits, not all but most.
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