Which policy serves as an alternative to the Trucker's Policy for companies offering regular transportation services to the public?

The Motor Carrier policy is designed specifically for businesses that provide transportation services for goods or materials on a for-hire basis. This type of policy covers a variety of vehicles used in transporting goods and is essential for companies that operate in the trucking and logistics industry.

While the Trucker's Policy is tailored for truckers who haul freight for others, the Motor Carrier policy broadens the scope to include various types of transport services, ensuring that businesses engaged in regular transportation can protect their operations adequately. This includes coverage for liability in case of accidents involving their vehicles, as well as protection for the cargo being transported.

The other policies listed, such as the Business Auto policy, the Trailer Interchange policy, and the Garage policy, address different aspects of vehicle usage and commercial operations but do not specifically cater to the unique needs of carriers who are regularly transporting goods for the public.