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What do you drive?

Nice one Donald.Any investment tip?. I would love to know how you made it this far

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Hey roland see your a broker I'm a new carrier faced with the new guy woes. Trying to see if we can work together

@@abdurrazzaq528 how’s it going now? Can we get an update

Yes, you have to basically sign a contract with a broker. I have a video on how to book loads right here :) ukposts.info/have/v-deo/fqpefX55bK6lrmg.html

Miranda haha. The second company has a different insurance provider which allows us to hire newer drivers. Our OG company has very stringent requirements from insurance for hiring team members. I am located in Cali, so AB5 is definitely something that affects us. CA is the single worst state to run a trucking business out of, but what can you do? Roll with the punches as I always say.

Hi Wanda, thank you! Smaller brokers that will work with new authorities include MX Solutions, Full Tilt Logistics (lots of freight out of NV), K&L Freight, M2, Tripoint Logistics :)

You would need to create a list of professional references as you start working with different brokers

Insurance will send it to the fmcsa :)

I can dispatch loads for your sprinter van

@@rockyonfire1 You work with Cargo vans? I have a Ram Promaster 2500 high roof Currently do not have authority or commercial insurance, skeptical paying out this money and finding out no one will hire. I'm in CA, if I got new authority and commercial insurance, you'd be able to get me loads?

@@Paul-kk3vq I will be honest with you. These days most brokers require atleast 6 months old MC before they start giving loads. Some brokers like TQL give loads to the new MC's but they don't have many sprinter van loads. If you want to do this business long-term then you should get your MC, for the first six months try to get connected with local businesses and get local loads. And btw I will be your dispatcher from day 1.

@@rockyonfire1 Thank you for the response, much appreciated. I've been finding this out, it's a shame. If I get my authority, am I required to have anything else in order to get this like an LLC, commercial insurance, and/or anything else? I would prefer to hold off on everything if I get this authority until it's useable and I am good to get loads under it, why would I pay for this high-cost insurance if I am not using it? I'll do what I have to but I also need to save money everywhere I can right now until I am able to get going with some decent money, right now I'm in limbo because I just renewed my drivers license and all the DMV gave me was a temp license and my old license expired on 4/23 and apps I'm using have me on hold until I get my license in the mail, they will not accept my temp license even though it's perfectly legal. What company are you with, or what's the name of your company?

I recommend starting an LLC and getting an EIN. In terms of tools: Computer, Internet, Printer and scanner. Also I recommend getting a loadboard subscription

@@TruckingMadeSuccessful Thank you I appreciate your feedback🙏

did you ever find out why they did that to you?

Just a DOT and MC number...not particular authority age.

Thats a great question. I have never worked with power only but from what I know, you would need trailer interchange insurance if you are pulling the shippers trailer. I would recommend you double check though

Hi I do power only and I have to have cargo insurance so the answer to your question is yes.

Please clarify your question, I didnt understand. Thank you! :)

@@TruckingMadeSuccessful sorry . I was saying mAke a how to about box trucks meaning loads/Authority everything because it’s the same but different in ways. a lot of people want to know/it’s hot right now .

@@noneofficial305 Good idea! I will make a video about that in the future for sure

No it does not- only Dry vans, reefers and flatbeds (although there are almost no FB loads on uber either)

Ch does not. 1 day old you are good. Landstar 90 days

What do you drive?

@@rockyonfire1 currently nothing because I closed my company and got an office job. But 6 months ago I was in a 19 international LT625 that was mine and mine alone. And what a damn nightmare trucking was from start to finish. Shitty industry full of good people just trying to get by and big business and government standing in their way.

TQL yes! Landstar I am not sure

Where is the load finalizing?

Safer Web!

Hate CH Robinson personally

it's actually better to get consultations when leasing to see your specific situation. Most companies offer a free consultation... I know our company has one