Oklahoma metro areas we insure
Oklahoma City truck insurance
Where I-35, I-40 and I-44 meet in central Oklahoma. We quote semi trucks, box trucks, hot shots and commercial vehicles for businesses based in and around Oklahoma City.
Tulsa truck insurance
Energy, aerospace and Port of Catoosa freight. We quote semi trucks, box trucks, hot shots and commercial vehicles for businesses based in and around Tulsa.
Common Oklahoma operations we place
Owner-operators and small fleets hauling oil field, livestock, agriculture and through-freight, plus contractors and delivery companies running work trucks and vans.
Coverage for Oklahoma trucks
- Semi Truck insurance: owner-operators and small fleets running tractors, trailers and reefers under their own authority.
- Box Truck insurance: straight trucks for local delivery, final-mile, moving and Amazon-style routes.
- Hot Shot insurance: one-ton pickups with goosenecks and flatbeds hauling time-sensitive loads.
- Commercial Auto insurance: pickups, vans, dump trucks, tow trucks and work vehicles for contractors and local businesses.
Oklahoma insurance requirements
Interstate for-hire carriers need a USDOT number, MC authority and a federal liability filing (BMC-91X), with a $750,000 minimum for general freight. Most brokers and shippers ask for $1,000,000 liability and $100,000 cargo. Intrastate rules vary, so confirm current requirements with the FMCSA and Oklahoma's transportation department.
Frequently asked questions
Do you write truck insurance in Oklahoma?
Yes. Duke Truck Insurance places semi truck, box truck, hot shot and commercial auto insurance in Oklahoma and 33 other states, from our office in Charlotte, NC.
Which Oklahoma metro areas do you cover?
All of Oklahoma. We write the most business around Oklahoma City and Tulsa, but trucks based anywhere in the state qualify.
How fast can I get a Oklahoma truck insurance quote?
Most quotes come back the same business day. Call (980) 475-8076 or send the quote form with your USDOT number if you have one.