When you ask small business owners what’s important to them, most will tell you three things: cash flow, reducing expenses, and increasing operating efficiencies. Running a trucking business is no different. Cash is king, and where and how fast owners get...

10 effective strategies to source loads as a new owner-operator freight carrier...

Learn the pros and cons of using a freight broker. Find out how to avoid the downsides and make the most of this service....

For new owner-operators who don’t have a long list of direct shipper contacts yet, load boards can be a great tool to keep the truck moving. Load boards can help make owner operators more efficient, as well, so that they...

You can start your very own trucking company with just one truck, allowing you to be your own boss, make your own schedule, and control your future. As exciting as it is, the road to becoming an owner-operator isn’t without...

When fuel prices are high and rates are low, trucking companies may need to find opportunities to cut costs to give profit margins a boost. Employing cost-saving strategies requires balance,......

In the trucking industry, fuel costs are inevitable. Trucks need fuel to run, and because they need a lot of it, fuel costs make up a significant portion of expenses.......

When you own a business, signing any contract is a big deal, and when you’re a trucking company preparing to sign a freight factoring contract, it’s a really big deal.......

Regardless of the state of the freight market, choosing the right freight factoring company is a critical decision for small trucking companies. Oftentimes for small carriers, the difference between profit......

In a volatile freight market, steady cash flow can make or break a trucking operation. That’s likely why freight factoring is surging in popularity. When trucking companies factor their invoices,......