Recruiting Tip - Know Your Regions. Do you know where your trucks are going? Do you know what states you most frequently require freight to visit? The highway conditions, the weather, and the driving all change depending on which regions you require the driver to go. Truck drivers will want to know upfront where you plan on sending them. Understanding each region and the potential issues around various regions will help you understand the driver better.
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Excited to share with you all a comprehensive list of common truck/equipment types used in the USA trucking industry! Whether you're a seasoned trucker or just starting out in the industry, this list will help you familiarize yourself with the various types of trucks/equipment that are commonly used on the road. Check it out and let me know if there are any types you think should be added to the list!
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What impacts partial truckload rates... good lane or bad lane truck density of lane overall miles type of cargo rigger required load to ride required remote or major metro special instructions on both ends shipper and cons expectations/requirements space and weight needed pick and drop window FCFS or appts There is a lot of information to gather and consider before forming a strategy to quote a partial truckload - it's not a simple formula! But they are great for... the shipper the broker the carrier What would you add?
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