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The Hours of Service model was designed first and foremost to make roads safer, both for truck drivers and everyday commuters. Read more about these regulations and how you can enforce them in your business.

Here’s what you need to know about DOT audits including what often triggers them, what types of audits exist, how best to prepare your business for an audit, and what to do if things don’t go according to plan.

Here’s what you should know about FMCSA regulations, how to know if they apply to you and the resources Motor Carrier HQ can provide to help you establish a successful, compliant trucking operation.

If you’re considering hot shot trucking, here’s a look at everything aspiring drivers need to know about taking on hot shot jobs, obtaining the necessary equipment and licenses, and various methods current drivers employ to find and accept well-paying loads across the country.

Becoming an owner operator is a big step and one you’ll want to make sure is practical for your current circumstances. Though it’s easy to idealize being one’s own boss, there are a few things to consider before diving into the world of small business ownership.

Whether you’re actively running a trucking company or want to get back into business, you’ll want to make sure your DOT Numbers and MC Numbers are active. It’s possible to check it for free. Here’s how!

When starting a trucking company, you’ll need to invest in a good ELD, as you’ll need it to keep your trucking company compliant. Here are a few of the most commonly asked questions about ELDs and how to find one that works.

When planning on starting your own trucking company, you have to be prepared to find loads. While there is not one “best” method, there are advantages and disadvantages to each. Some may cost more money upfront but require less effort on your part, while others may cost less but require more time and effort to…

Want to learn more about freight brokers? Learn more about what they are, what they do, and even how to become one.

Planning on starting a trucking company? Don’t forget the BOC-3. This paperwork you often can’t file yourself, you’ll need to find a designated processing agent. Learn more about what it is and why it matters for your company!