Full Timer's Insurance Options?

[demodriver]

^^ good to here. 

We have close to the same coverage except the full timing part.

Eric

[belfert]

I'm not full time, but I haven't had the easiest time insuring my bus.  My current insurance company (Secura) had no problem insuring my bus, but their prices are kinda high in today's market.  My agent couldn't find another insurance company that would cover the bus.

I haven't pushed the issue to find new insurance recently because of several glass claims on the bus.  $2000 with labor for each replacement windshield!  I can't help it if I hit a goose and 18 months later got a crack from a rock.  I also had a large branch fall on my car last summer for another $3000.

I tried to buy a 53' trailer with semi tractor that was registered as an RV, but I couldn't get insurance for it.  I'm glad I didn't go that route as it wouldn't be as nice as having a motorhome to travel in.

[demodriver]

I have had several claims on my allstate pollicy as well. Five in the last 6 years that I can think of off of the top of my head.

[luvrbus]

You are real light on liability coverage driving a bus looks like to me girl doesn't cost much more to upgrade to 1,000,000.00 + we carry a mil on all of our vehicles I don't want the greedy lawyers working for nothing lol then they leave me alone all they see are dollars

good luck

[technomadia]

Unfortunately, $250/500k is the highest level offered.  We plan to also get a $1 mil umbrella policy.

 - Cherie