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8. a vehicle designed, without a body, used primarily as a power unit to pull semi-trailers.
9. the period of time a policy contract is providing coverage.
12. the maximum distance traveled one way in air miles, by an insured from the point of garaging to the point of delivery.
13. Any power unit or trailer listed on the policy.
14. (AKA Loss Payee, LP) the person or firm in addition to the name insured who is to be paid in the event of a total loss; this is usually the bank that holds the loan on the vehicle. Loss Payee is now the preferred term to use.
16. the period of time after inception that we are given by law, to decide whether we wish to accept or reject a risk on new business policies only.
17. Voluntary organization of state officials having authority to regulate insurance. NAIC codes are reference codes used by agents (ex: on ID cards).

1. a slang word for a refrigerated truck or trailer.
2. goods shipped, any article of commerce.
3. a listing of losses, claims and claim payments provided by an insurance carrier on a particular insured during a policy period.
4. Alternative form of Non Trucking Liability that explicitly provides coverage only when the tractor is operated with an empty trailer, whether under dispatch or not. Progressive does not offer this type of Non
5. claims history database that gathers information from many insurance companies.
6. an individual or company in the business of transporting goods or persons
7. an arrangement where an individual is hired to provide passenger transportation exclusively to the Amish (includes Mennonites) for their business and/or personal needs
10. a report provided by the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles that provides the information and driving record of a motorist.
11. 10 or more power units on a policy.
12. chance of loss, the individual or property being insured.
15. a payment by check.