
Does Insurance Cover MC Authority Theft? The Real Cost
Standard trucking policies exclude phishing and social engineering losses, so MC authority theft tied to the Motus scam can cost you real money out of pocket, not your insurer's.
Operations Editor
Reyna Ortiz covers the operating side of trucking insurance for Trucker Path Insurance: CSA and safety scores, inspections, claims handling, driver hiring standards, and the fleet practices that separate a carrier who gets renewed from one who gets non-renewed.
Her posts start from the question a dispatcher or fleet owner is actually asking — what does this cost me, and what do I do about it this week — rather than from the insurance industry's own vocabulary.
Everything published under this byline is checked against FMCSA filing data and reviewed by the licensed agents on the Trucker Path Insurance team before it goes live.

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