To get your own trucking authority, you will need to complete several steps including establishing your business entity, getting a USDOT number, and getting a MC number. Don’t worry if you don’t know what all this mean. We’re here to help you understand each step of the process and to get you on your way to being your own boss.
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You may be wondering if owning a trailer is worth the investment and for many owner-operators, that answer is yes. It usually takes four years to earn back that investment even if you’re buying new equipment.
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The biggest challenges operating your trucking business is understanding how you are being taxed. This is where many owner-operators run into problems when they are first starting out.
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Just like a truck with improperly geared rears will cost you in the long run, so too, will a truck with the wrong tires.
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Diesel fuel is still the reigning king in the trucking industry, but electric trucks are expected to become a legitimate contender in the next decade
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Staying on the road is your top priority as a driver because every minute you’re not on the road, you’re not making money. However, situations may arise that could sideline you.
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A basic requirement of all commercial truck drivers is that they undergo a DOT physical.
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Bobby Oakes grew up in a truck driving family. His grandfather and father were both truck drivers and Bobby learned young how to handle the big rigs...
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Happy Alexander was a school teacher when he decided to start Kalloor Transport in early 2008. Trucking was hit hard and available loads declined significantly...
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