Table of Contents What is an Overweight Load An overweight load typically refers to a shipment that exceeds the legal weight limits set by federal and state...
Table of Contents What is Breakdown Pay in Trucking Breakdown pay in trucking refers to compensation provided to truck drivers when they’re unable to...
Table of Contents What is Deadhead in Trucking Deadhead in trucking refers to the distance a truck travels without carrying a load or generating revenue. It...
Table of Contents What is a Pallet Jack? A pallet jack is a material-handling tool primarily used for lifting and moving palletized goods. At first glance, it...
Table of Contents What is DOT Hazardous Materials Training DOT Hazmat Training refers to a structured educational program mandated by the U.S. DOT to ensure...
Table of Contents What is MacroPoint in Trucking MacroPoint is a cutting-edge logistics tracking and visibility platform that provides real-time location...
Table of Contents What are the CDL Vision Requirements and Restrictions The Department of Transportation (DOT) has established vision standards – CDL...
Table of Contents What are the 9 Classes of Hazardous Materials in Trucking Hazardous materials demand specific attention due to their potential risks to...
Table of Contents What is MCMIS in Trucking The Motor Carrier Management Information System (MCMIS), is an essential database offering detailed information on...
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