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When starting a trucking company, do you need a trucking business plan? The short answer is...YES. Writing up your trucking business plan is one of the first things you need to do! Your business plan will allow you to clearly define your trucking business and give you some direction before you get out on the road.
When you have your own trucking authority, you are just as much of a business owner as you are a truck driver. There is a lot more to manage that you previously didn’t have to as a company driver. Let’s take a look at a few of the major responsibilities that come with being an owner-operator managing your own over the road trucking company.
Headlines are saying we're currently in the best economy for truckers that the industry has ever seen. Some experts even predict things will be great for truckers into the year 2020. However, this might be a good time to plan ahead and consider that things always change. In fact, change is probably the one thing in trucking that we can always count on.
As creepy as vampires, werewolves, and zombies are this Halloween; nothing compares to the fear of finding an IRS letter in the mailbox. Dealing with back taxes and the IRS can be scary at first, but if you follow the right steps you can find your way out of the dark!
Fall is the best time to get yourself ready for the upcoming cold and flu season before the germs really hit the American population.
As technology has advanced over the years, we are finding ourselves in a world where business is often conducted electronically. For example, we can now use our phone to scan and send documents, rather than sending a physical copy through the mail or faxing a document with a fax machine or printer. Now that this practice has become more popular, we decided to check out the highest-rated scanning apps and put each one to the test.
Improving your fuel efficiency by 1 MPG can save you over $10,000 per year! Luckily for you, there are many simple ways to improve this. Here is our list of the Top 20 Ways for Truck Drivers to Improve Fuel Efficiency.
Many drivers make the transition from company driver to owner-operator because they want the opportunity to make more money and have more freedom. However, before you can achieve these goals, there are many costs you need to consider. Let’s take a look at the different costs you should expect to face before you can call your trucking company your own.
Even with all of the advancements that have been made in personal GPS systems, truck drivers are hesitant to depend solely on this technology when they’re on the road. However, many of the most popular GPS companies are coming out with highly advanced GPS systems, perfect for truck drivers. If you are a trucker looking for a new GPS, here are some common features available in most GPS units for truck drivers.