Road Guard
LICENSED AGENCY
—— STATES

OTR · Regional · Owner-Operator

Most driver coverage ends the day the job does.

Four questions will tell you whether yours does. Start with the first one.

Question 1 / 4 25%

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What actually happens after you finish

No mystery, no call center.

1

You see your options on screen

The actual coverage ladder we build from, laid out in plain English — before anyone contacts you.

Immediately
2

You pick the time

Grab a slot that fits around your hours. Early, late, or on your 34.

You choose
3

One licensed agent calls — once

Same person start to finish. If it's not a fit, they say so and you're done.

At your slot

Straight answers

The three things drivers ask before they'll fill anything out.

Is this going to sell my number?

No. Your info goes to one licensed Road Guard agent. We don't sell or share leads.

I already have coverage through my carrier.

Then this takes ten minutes and tells you what happens to it if you switch jobs — most carrier policies don't follow you.

My DOT physical is a mess.

Doesn't matter for where we start. The first rung has no health questions, no exam, and no occupational restrictions — you can't be turned down for it.

I thought what I had was completely different than what it really was. They found me good coverage — and reviewed my existing policies so I finally understood what I was paying for.

KH
Kenneth H.
OWNER-OPERATOR · WA
Verified client

4 QUESTIONS · NO COST · NO OBLIGATION

Question 2 / 4 50%

STILL NO CONTACT INFO REQUIRED

Checking your answers…

Reviewing your driver profile
Matching your options
Finding a licensed agent…
Complete 100%

Here's how drivers actually build this.

Based on what you told us:

Start The most coverage per dollar
Guaranteed ADvantage Guaranteed-Issue Accidental Can't be declined

Guaranteed issue from Mutual of Omaha. No health questions, no medical exam, and no occupational restrictions — the clause that gets drivers rated or declined everywhere else simply isn't in this one. Ages 18–70, $50,000 to $500,000.

Guaranteed issue. No health questions, no medical exam, and no occupational restrictions — the clause that gets drivers rated or declined everywhere else simply isn't in this one. Ages 18–70, $50,000 to $500,000.

$500,000 · monthly · ages 18–50
CoverageWith ROP
Male$63.44$88.82
Female$35.88$50.23
$500,000
the top of the range — and for most drivers under 50 it lands
well under $100 a month, even with every premium coming back.
Straight talk: this pays on an accident. Death from disease or illness is excluded, as is anything happening while intoxicated. That's exactly why it's the floor and not the whole plan.
Then The part nobody explains

Most life insurance is a rental.

You pay in for thirty years. You never file a claim. The money stays with the carrier. The Return of Premium rider changes the ending — keep the policy to year 30 and 100% of what you paid comes back to you.

$500k, no rider
$63.44/mo
Paid in over 30 years
$22,838
Back to you
$0
$500k, with ROP
$88.82/mo
Paid in over 30 years
$31,975
Back to you
$31,975
Without the rider
Everything you paid over 30 years
Stays with the carrier
With the rider
Everything you paid over 30 years
Comes back to you
And it isn't all-or-nothing — here's what comes back if you stop early
4%yr 5 21%10 34%15 45%20 65%25 100%30

Rates shown are the carrier's published national figures at the $500,000 face amount; eight states price separately. Nothing returns in years 1–3. The rider is issue ages 18–50 only. Refunds are reduced by any claims paid.

Return percentages are the carrier's published schedule. Nothing returns in years 1–3. The rider is issue ages 18–50 only, and refunds are reduced by any claims paid. Your own rate depends on age, sex, face amount and state.

Attaches to accidental and to level term
Then Pick your lane

Which one sounds most like you?

Why only one number appears above

The accidental policy is guaranteed issue, so its rate is a fact we can print. Term, whole life, and IUL all run through underwriting — age, health, and which carrier takes you. Anyone quoting those before they've asked is guessing, and your agent would just have to walk it back.

Where do we send your numbers?

Fifteen minutes on the phone turns the lane you picked into real figures — what you qualify for, what it costs, and what comes back to you at the end. One licensed agent, start to finish.

ONE AGENT · NOT A CALL CENTER · NO OBLIGATION

Want to skip the line?

Your review is confirmed — we'll reach out either way. But if you'd rather lock in a time that works around your schedule, pick a slot and your agent will call you then.

Drivers who pick a time usually get taken care of first.

Can't find a time? No worries — we've got your info and we'll be in touch.