Author: Helen Adams - page 3

When the unpredictable occurs, insurance can make or break a business. It is important to know what type of insurance you need because some of it is prescribed in legislation and some of it may be "common sense."

Getting started as a truck driver is not as difficult as you may think. With the right truck driving school and instruction, you can get on the road and start earning money in as little as eight weeks.

Working in the trucking industry comes with a high level of responsibility on the road, as collisions or accidents can have devastating consequences and costs. Commercial motor vehicles present some unique safety challenges.

It takes about 3-7 weeks on average to get a CDL or commercial driver’s license. There are a number of variables that affect how long it will take in your state, which you should consider as you plan your approach.

One question we at Logity Dispatch often get is: What kind of license is needed for a flatbed truck? In this article, we will talk about the requirements needed to drive flatbed trucks.

Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) holders are eligible to hold several kinds of trucking jobs. There are three types of trucking runs: local, regional, and OTR. Each position comes with benefits and drawbacks.