Table of Contents What is Hot Shot Trucking? Hot shot trucking or hotshot refers to the transport of freight that is time-sensitive, lighter and smaller and...
Table of Contents What is Unidentified Driving Time in Trucking Unidentified Driving Time (UDT) refers to the period during a driver’s duty day where the...
Table of Contents What is Escrow in Trucking Escrow in trucking refers to a financial arrangement where truck drivers or owner-operators set aside a portion of...
Table of Contents What is Highway Use Tax The Highway Use Tax (HUT) is a tax levied on motor carriers and trucking companies based on the miles traveled on...
Table of Contents What is a Broker-Carrier Agreement At its core, a broker-carrier agreement is a legally binding contract between a freight broker and a...
Table of Contents What is Spot Market in Trucking Spot Market refers to a segment of the freight transportation market where freight brokers and shippers...
Table of Contents What Is Dedicated Contract Carriage DDC Dedicated contract carriage or dedicated trucking refers to a transportation arrangement in which a...
Table of Contents What is the Pet Policy in Trucking Pet policy refers to the rules and guidelines set by trucking companies regarding the allowance of drivers...
Table of Contents What is a Rider Policy in Trucking A Rider Policy in the trucking industry permits drivers to have a passenger, be it a spouse or a friend,...
Table of Contents What is Driver Qualification File or DQ File in Trucking A Driver Qualification File or DQ File is a set of specific documents that motor...
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