Motor carriers may be held legally liable for a loss to a non-owned auto if they do any of the following on their premises: operate a repair shop; provide towing services; store equipment or containers owned by others; or allow other truck drivers to park on their property. For example, servicing an owner-operator’s tractor creates a bailment situation in which the motor carrier can be held liable when the tractor is held in the carrier’s possession. This may include damage to the contents of the vehicle. Learn more about Garagekeepers coverage here.