<prompt> Human: Im moving 2 states away in May, I expect it to be about a 12-13 hour drive. Im wanting to insure my wife and my stuff in the move against some unforeseen catastrophe beyond the liability thats already on the vehicles that are going to be making the move.My big concern is that Im an industrial mechanic and I have a lot of tools, which are currently covered by the place Im working for but will no longer be once Im off-site. For those interested they include a CNC mill, cold saw, belt grinder, a plasma cutter, mig welder, tig welder, large lathe, tool chest full of a variety of hand, power and diagnostic tools. Ive begun a catalog of everything but if I had to buy them all over again, replacement cost would be somewhere around 70-80k, which dwarfs the cost of everything else well be moving out of our apartment most of which Id think could be replaced for 12k. Most of the big expense will be moved on one flatbed trailer that is mine behind my friends duallie. A lot of the rest will fit in an enclosed trailer also mine behind my pickup. The rest will get stuffed in or on 2 cars my wifes and a seconds friends truck that is helping with the move.A few potential problems I was thinking Id want insurance against: theft obviously accident with uninsuredunderinsured motorist, road condition accident or blowout causing an accident, acts of god floodlightning, equipment failure accident. Im sure Im missing some here but those were a few that sprung to mind.Needless to say Ive spent a lot of time and money acquiring what I own and dont want to lose it all due to circumstances beyond my control.Im hoping someone here has done such a thing and can give me some advise who I should investigate, what I should be asking, what this type of insurance would even be called so I dont sound like a moron when I callshop around.Thanks for the help!  <response>: Do you have renters or homeowners insurance? Im moving locally in a few weeks and my renters insurance will cover my belongings while in transit. Check with your insurance company for more information. 