Insurance for
Logistics & Transport
Keeping your business moving. Cover for couriers, trucking companies, and freight forwarders.
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Why Logistics & Transport Need Insurance
The logistics industry runs on tight deadlines and high values. Risks include vehicle accidents, theft of goods (hijacking), and liability for late deliveries. Comprehensive fleet and cargo insurance is non-negotiable.
Understanding your risks
Every industry has different exposures depending on the work performed and equipment used.
Choosing comprehensive protection
Ensure your policy protects everything from assets to liability risks.
Staying compliant
Maintain alignment with industry standards and legal requirements.
Essential Insurance for Logistics & Transport
Core coverages every business in this sector should have.
Goods in Transit
Covers the goods you are transporting against theft, hijacking, fire, and collision damage.
Learn MoreMotor Fleet
Comprehensive cover for your trucks, vans, and bikes. Often includes roadside assistance.
Learn MorePublic Liability
Covers damage your vehicles or staff cause to third-party property (e.g., backing into a loading bay).
Learn MoreAdditional Insurance Often Chosen
Extra protection for specific risks in your industry.
Carriers Liability
Protects you if you are legally liable for loss or damage to goods entrusted to you.
Learn MoreEnvironmental Liability
Essential if you transport hazardous goods (fuel, chemicals) to cover cleanup costs of spills.
Learn MorePersonal Accident
Cover for drivers in the event of death or disability from a road accident.
Learn MoreChoosing the Right Cover for Your
Business
Every business operates differently. The type of work you perform and the size of your projects affect the insurance you need.
Comparing quotes from leading insurers allows you to select cover that matches your specific risks while keeping costs manageable.
Get Started NowDid you know?
Hijacking is a major risk in SA. Many insurers require specific tracking devices and recovery protocols to be in place for Goods in Transit cover to be valid.
Example Scenario
The Hijacked Load
"A courier vehicle carrying electronics was hijacked. The vehicle was insured, but the cargo belonged to a client. The Goods in Transit policy paid out the value of the stolen stock, saving the courier from a crippling debt."