Progressive Smart Haul Program | CNS Insurance

CNS Insurance (NIS) is proud to offer Progressive Smart Haul^® Program. The Smart Haul^® program is a usage-based insurance program. The Smart Haul^® program will save drivers a minimum of 3 percent on their initial Progressive 12-month policy that has primary liability coverage. Progressive will assess the data at each renewal to determine the savings.

‘At NIS we are always looking for ways to help our commercial truck and auto customers save money. Now NIS and Progressive Commercial have teamed up to bring truckers a powerful new way to save money on their commercial truck insurance. Whether you’re a new venture or seasoned owner operator, the Progressive Smart Haul Program is fast, easy and can save you substantial dollars on your commercial truck insurance’ says Ron Haws Agency Director of CNS Insurance.

If eligible, you can choose to participate in Smart Haul^® when getting your quote. If you do you’ll get an instant 3% savings just for granting access to your driving data. Then Progressive will work with your ELD vendor to see if you’re eligible for additional savings up to a total of 18%. The amount is determined by reviewing your recent driving data, which can include information about your vehicle, driving behavior, location and other diagnostics. Your savings depends on how safe your driving is compared to truckers who do similar work. As long as you stay a Progressive customer and choose to participate in the program, Progressive will automatically adjust your premium at each renewal to reflect your most recent driving data.

Smart Haul is available in most states. To qualify you must have an ELD, a USDOT number and Primary Liability coverage on you Progressive for-hire truck policy.

Progressive is the #1 truck insurer and NIS is a top agency performer for Progressive Truck Insurance. CNS Insurance LLC currently writes commercial auto insurance in Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, Delaware, Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Oklahoma, Texas.