Commercial Auto

Likely trucking trends in 2022 include changing driver profiles, more need for for driver monitoring, and shortages in key driver segments.

Increasing speed is becoming the norm for auto insurance quotes, driving digital transformation and data-forward strategies.

Learn about updates to ISO insurance programs and underwriting solutions for 2021 and what's in store for 2022.

It’s common for many insurers to measure underwriting success based on past performance. But a key question is—how are you doing relative to the rest of the industry?

It is imperative for insurance companies to keep track of court decisions that may affect them in an ever-changing legal landscape.

As insurers’ interest in artificial intelligence (AI) grows, we must not only embrace its immense capabilities but also work to mitigate its potential risks.

How can auto insurance leaders adapt and stay competitive amid evolving pandemic-related trends? The key may be a digital ecosystem.

The cost of motor vehicle reports (MVRs) continues to climb for insurers; the latest Verisk analysis shows the nationwide average at $10.32.

The Verisk Data Exchange recognized as 2021 Company of the Year for Industry Excellence by Frost & Sullivan

Auto insurers seeking to grow and improve may do well to pursue underwriting technology that meets the demands of today and tomorrow.

Verisk hosted a webinar on innovative underwriting strategies to help personal and commercial auto insurers navigate change.

Recently published case studies describe the journeys of four insurers with Verisk’s innovative personal and commercial auto solutions.

Auto insurers can now access driving behavior data from Hyundai through the Verisk Data Exchange to support usage-based insurance and telematics innovation.

Learn how one insurer saved a year's worth of work with the ISO Education Knowledge Sharing program for employee training.

Trucking has been shaken by the COVID-19 pandemic, with fluctuating demand and pressure to deliver vaccines—all amid a driver shortage.