What Are the Key Differences Between Corgi and THREE by Berkshire Hathaway Commercial Auto Insurance?
Trucking filings and liability limits
Corgi’s commercial auto product is aimed at trucking operators and includes an MCS-90 endorsement, a federal motor-carrier financial-responsibility filing, plus required state filings issued at bind. It advertises limits up to $1 million with self-insured retention options. THREE lists Business Auto within its combined BOP but its reviewed record does not describe trucking filings, retention choices, or a standalone trucking policy. A motor carrier should verify that its quote satisfies operating-authority requirements and identify its retained-loss obligation. [6] [1]
Separate trucking product versus package category
Corgi hosts the trucking product on a dedicated trucking site, separate from its startup-insurance products. THREE markets Business Auto as a category in a combined small-business policy and leaves inclusion to the quote. Ask Corgi about trucking fit and filings; ask THREE whether its Business Auto can cover commercial trucking at all. [6] [2]