Table of Contents What is Drop and Hook in Trucking Drop and hook means that the driver drops a loaded trailer at a designated location, and then hooks a...
Table of Contents What is a Logbook? A logbook in the trucking industry is a record maintained by drivers to document their hours on duty, including driving...
Table of Contents TSA Background Check for Truck Drivers As a truck driver, especially if you transport hazardous materials, you’re likely to encounter...
Table of Contents What is Full Truckload Freight (FTL)? Full Truckload or FTL freight shipping, as the name suggests, refers to shipments that are large enough...
Table of Contents Who is the Owner-Operator An owner-operator is usually a self-employed individual who owns and operates their own truck and trucking...
Table of Contents Whats Is a Load Confirmation – Rate Confirmation A load confirmation, sometimes referred to as a rate confirmation, is a legal document...
Table of Contents What is Cartage in Trucking Cartage trucking involves the transportation of goods over short distances, typically within a local region or...
Table of Contents In the trucking industry, state permits are essential documents that allow truck drivers to operate their vehicles, particularly when they...
Table of Contents What is a Truck Order Not Used TONU? A Truck Order Not Used TONU refers to a situation where a carrier has been hired to transport a load,...
