Intro to Freight Factoring
Cash flow may be one of the biggest issues for trucking companies. The upfront costs of hauling freight won’t wait until the shipper sends the payment – if it’s sent on time. Just because a load has been delivered doesn’t mean that the payment...
Your End of Year Trucking Business Plan Review
Every year, reviewing a company’s business plan is a key step to growing an independent trucker’s business. What a thorough review will show can be the difference between no growth, slow growth, and sustained, scalable success. Why Review Your Trucking...
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We hope your holidays are at home with your family and full of joy. We’ll see you back next week!Past Due Invoice Management
Truckers: Stop Letting Past-Due Invoices Hurt Cash Flow
It sneaks up on an owner operator with no warning. Business is good. And then the truck owner realizes that there isn’t any money to pay for fuel. What happened? Everything looked good – on paper. But past-due invoices haven’t been paid, and the bank...
How ELDs Help Truckers Get the Detention Pay They Deserve
No trucker wants to be stuck in a dock for hours on end. It can take money out of a trucker’s pocket to keep them waiting to be loaded or unloaded. Deadlines and commitments can go out the window when a trucker is detained. Then to add insult to injury, the...
Best Gift for Independent Truckers
Looking for a gift for an independent trucker? It’s often hard to know what to get for someone who lives in their truck cab. The amount of room in a cab is extremely limited, so anything that isn’t valuable to the job is hard to justify. Of course,...
Smart ELD Buys During Black Friday Deals
Looking for an ELD for your truck? Right now, if your internet is like ours, Black Friday and Cyber Monday special sales are slamming the feeds. Is this the right time to buy a new ELD? Black Friday and Cyber Monday Sales? Every year, people go a bit crazy right after...
How Profit and Loss Statements Make Trucking Businesses Grow
When a trucker has a dispatch route and map, they know where to deliver a load. But what if that trucker wants to grow their trucking business? That process can be confusing. A profit and loss statement is a required document in that process. What is it? What does it...
What Is A DVIR?
Every industry has their own abbreviations and codes. In trucking, DVIR is one of many, but it’s one that a trucker should be using daily. DVIR means Daily Vehicle Inspection Report. That daily part means it should be a regular part of the trucker’s...Free Load Profit Calculator for Truckers
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