Which form may be added to Trucker's Coverage due to the nature of truck operation?

The Trailer Interchange Form is specifically designed to address the unique needs of truck operators who frequently operate vehicles using trailers that are not owned by them. In the trucking industry, the nature of operations often involves the interchange of trailers between different trucking companies or leasing arrangements. This form provides coverage for physical damage to trailers that are in the insured's possession, which they do not own, while they are being transported or used as part of their trucking operations.

Having this form as part of Trucker's Coverage is crucial because it fills a gap that exists when transporting or leasing trailers from other entities. Without this coverage, truckers could be left vulnerable to significant financial losses if a borrowed or leased trailer is damaged while in their care.

The other options either do not pertain directly to the specific risks managed through the Trucker's Coverage or serve different purposes in the context of insurance for vehicle operations.