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Are you ready for your DOT inspections? Here’s an overview of what to expect, what they’re looking for, and some tips to pass with flying colors. It’s the perfect time to get ready for the annual roadcheck, coming May 4-6.

If you’ve ever wondered just how much a truck driver can make, we’ve got a quick guide for you. We cover how much they can make, plus the factors that affect each driver’s salary.

If you want to keep your trucking company compliant with the FMCSA and state regulators, you need to make sure you’re following the right regulations. Learn the differences between the common regulations, IRP and IFTA.

If you’re planning on starting your own trucking company, you’ll have to figure out how where you want to haul. You can choose to haul loads in one state or more than one, but what you choose can have a big impact on your profit.

Ever thought about starting your own trucking company, but don’t know what to expect during the first year of operation? Here’s a real look at what happens when you start a trucking company, from miles traveled to profit earned.

If you’re thinking about starting a trucking company, the first step is to decide how you want to register your business.

The Hours of Service ruling comes into effect as of September 29, 2020. Learn more about the changes to this ruling and how it may impact your trucking company.

Deciding whether your trucking company needs an MC Number or DOT Number is an important part of starting your trucking company. Check out this overview of what each of these are and the differences between the two.

You can get a DOT Number in about an hour that is active immediately. However, if you need an MC Number, it takes a few weeks before that number becomes active. Learn more about how long it takes!

Hiring a bad driver for your trucking company can be detrimental. Here are some of the consequences you can face when hiring someone who’s not the right fit, plus some tips to make the hiring process go smoothly.