While all classes of transportation business are eligible for our program, BU has the greatest success with particular markets of risks. Below are some examples of the key markets we target:

• Agricultural – including but not limited to fruit, produce, vegetable, grain, feed, seed, fertilizer haulers, hay, livestock
• Auto – focusing on dealership to auction
• Container Haulers /Intermodal – drayage container haulers in the Ports and Railyards
• Dirt, Rock, Sand and Gravel – DRS&G of all kinds (including dirty dirt & frac sand)
• Dry Bulk Goods – dry cement, lime, fly ash, etc.
• Dry Van – focusing on regional hauls with fixed regular routes
• Equipment  – including oversized/overweight haulers with specialty configurations and equipment
• Flatbed – building materials, steel, rebar, lumber, heavy equipment
• Hazmat – carriers of liquid or dry, bulk and non-bulk hazmat (will not write pollution on petroleum haulers)
• Log– Log haulers for hire and private log haulers either finished lumber or raw logs
• LTL– Less than Truckload risks
• Mixed Use Classes – All mixed operation classes (partial agriculture and sand and gravel or flatbed and produce etc.)
• Recyclables/Refuse/Scrap Haulers – Commercial recycling and refuse haulers, Scrap metal including metal debris removal.
• Refrigerated – Reefer haulers focusing on regional hauls with fixed regular routes
• Tankers– Tanker haulers including wine, dairy operations, milk processed or raw, water, syrup, molasses, liquid fertilizers, petroleum (will not write pollution on petroleum haulers)
• US Mail – Contract haulers for USPS service
• Vineyard  – Truckers associated with grape production, hauling, bottling, processing