Lloyd39s Non Trucking or Bobtail Auto Liability bApplicationb L-NTL 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Lloyd’s Non Trucking or Bobtail Auto Liability Application L-NTL in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the Broker Name and Address at the top of the form, followed by the Applicant Name and any DBA (Doing Business As) name if applicable.
  3. Indicate your business structure by selecting Individual, Partnership, Corporation, or Other. Then provide the Terminal Location Address and Mailing Address if different from the location address.
  4. Enter your contact details including Telephone Number and E-mail Address. Specify your Desired Effective Date for coverage.
  5. Select between Non-Trucking Liability or Bobtail Liability and choose your desired Liability Limits. If applicable, indicate whether you want Terrorism Risk coverage.
  6. Provide information about your driving experience, previous operations under another name, and a description of operations used (Intrastate or Interstate).
  7. Complete sections regarding cargo hauled under lease, prior non-trucking auto liability carriers, loss experience over the last three years, and premium details.
  8. Finally, sign and date the application before submitting it via email or printing it out for physical submission.

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Non-trucking liability (NTL) insurance is one type. Its for when you use your truck for personal tasks, not for work. Bobtail insurance is for when you drive your truck without a trailer behind it. You might need it when you are going to get a new load or just finished dropping one off.
For times when you need to use your truck for non-business purposes, non-trucking liability covers both your tractor and your trailer. Physical damage coverage offers even more protection. Standard trucking liability policies only provide coverage while youre on dispatch.
Non-trucking liability (NTL) insurance is designed for owner operators who are under permanent lease with a motor carrier. It provides liability protection when your truck is used for non-business purposes, like going to the movies or running to the grocery store.
Non Trucking Liability averages $400-$900 per year. Primary Liability can run anywhere between $5,000-$15,000 per year depending on unit type and other factors. Read Save Money on Your New Motor Carrier Truck Insurance with these 9 Questions to learn more.
Non Trucking Liability Insurance usually costs $29-$50 per month. Its one of the more affordable coverages that a trucker may need. Your rate will depend mostly on the insurance company you go with and their underwriting guidelines, but other factors that drive cost are: Your Years of CDL experience.

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A bobtail insurance policy covers a drivers financial responsibilities if theyre involved in or responsible for an accident while operating a trailer-less truck. It covers expenses like: Another motorists vehicle repairs. Damage to private property, like a fence or storefront.
A truck driver who operates on their own can expect to pay upwards of $1000 to $1800 in truck insurance per month.
A good example would be when an independent driver has an accident when using their truck for personal use after they have delivered the load and returned home and before the next point of dispatch. A Non-Trucking Use policy, in this case, would apply because theyre not operating under the lease agreement.