The Independent Contractor Agreement Between an Owner/Operator Truck Driver and Common Carrier Company establishes the working relationship between the Contractor and the Carrier for transportation services. This agreement delineates the responsibilities of both parties, specifying that the Contractor is to utilize their own equipment for transporting goods as per the Carrier's requirements. Key features include insurance provisions, payment processes, and detailed documentation requirements for freight handling. It ensures that the Contractor maintains adequate insurance coverage, which protects both parties against liabilities related to transportation. The form also outlines the communication expectations regarding delays and mandates the Contractor to notify the Carrier promptly of any issues. Importantly, it restricts the Contractor from soliciting the Carrier's clients, reinforcing the Carrier's business interests. Additionally, the contract is governed by the laws of the specified state and remains effective until canceled, providing clear operational terms. This form serves various target audiences, including attorneys who draft and review contracts, partners and owners in management roles, paralegals and legal assistants involved in contract administration, and associates who may handle negotiations or client interactions. Legal professionals can rely on this form to ensure compliance with federal regulations while establishing clear expectations and protections for their clients.