Don’t fall victim to freight industry phishing and smishing scams. Learn how to spot and prevent these cyber attacks.
Building a Strong Cybersecurity Defense Against Phishing and Smishing
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Steps to Create a Trucking Business Plan
In his book Bounce Back: Survive and Thrive in a Business Crisis, author and longtime business broker Richard Mowrey advises: “Never operate your business without a written business plan.” If you have your own trucking business, even as an independent owner-operator, you need a business plan just like any other small business. A truck driving
The Future of Freight: Trends to Watch in 2025
Discover 5 freight industry trends to watch in 2025, from sustainability to artificial intelligence, and how you can stay ahead of the pack.
Driving Change: How Women Make Logistics Safer and More Efficient
Women are leading the way in driving innovation in the freight industry. While they may still represent a smaller percentage of the industry, women are making substantial contributions—especially in terms of safety and efficiency.
12 Steps to Starting an Owner-Operator Trucking Business
Here’s everything you need to do start an owner-operator trucking business and jumpstart your independent trucking career.
Why Brokers Need Carrier Packets and Ways to Simplify Onboarding
Streamline your carrier onboarding with our broker-carrier packet checklist. Learn what to include and how to automate the process.
Negotiating the Best Hot Shot Rates Per Mile
Get tips for setting competitive hot shot trucking rates based on fuel costs and load types. Learn how to increase your earnings on every haul.
Pre-Trip Truck Inspections: Why They Are Needed and How to Get Started
Truckers depend on their trucks to transport cargo safely and on time. While tractor trailers are built for heavy-duty work, they need regular maintenance to stay in top shape. Truck pre-trip inspections are more than just a safety matter. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) requires drivers to complete pre-trip inspections. Drivers must record
Ways Freight Brokers Can Find More Shipper Leads
When you’re a broker, time is money. You need to cover more loads in less time while navigating driver shortages, avoiding the bad actors, and doing too many manual tasks. That means less time to find new clients that fit your parameters. You know how competitive the business is, but there are ways to beat
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