Can Truck Dispatchers Work with Direct Shippers?
Receiver refusing to unload: What can Truck Dispatcher do? Don’t worry – we’ve got your back with some practical advice and solutions.
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Receiver refusing to unload: What can Truck Dispatcher do? Don’t worry – we’ve got your back with some practical advice and solutions.
Can Truck Dispatchers Work with Direct Shippers? Read More »
Receiver refusing to unload: What can Truck Dispatcher do? Don’t worry – we’ve got your back with some practical advice and solutions.
Receiver refusing to unload: What can Truck Dispatcher do? Read More »
As a truck dispatcher, you’re periodically faced with decisions that can make or break your client’s business. One scenario that requires careful consideration is whether to accept cash on delivery from freight brokers with a poor credit history when booking a load for a client. It’s a dilemma that demands a balanced approach, weighing the
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What to Do When Your Client Refuses a Load: A Guide for Truck Dispatchers Hello everyone! In today’s post, we’re diving into a common dilemma faced by truck dispatchers: What can you do when your client is refusing to pick up a load that you’ve booked for them? This scenario can be tricky, but don’t
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Hello, everyone! Today, we’re diving into a topic that stirs up quite a bit of curiosity and sometimes confusion in the world of truck dispatching. Specifically, we’re addressing whether you, as an independent truck dispatcher, hold any responsibility for securing detention, TONU (Truck Ordered Not Used), and layover fees for your clients. Many of our
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What’s Going Wrong? A lot of folks learning about truck dispatching have been asking us what mistakes they should steer clear of. While there are quite a few things truck drivers might complain about when it comes to dispatchers, the biggest issue boils down to not being honest. Basically, if you’re always truthful and open
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Should We License Truck Dispatchers in the US? Hello, everyone! In today’s discussion, we’re tackling a topic that’s been circulating in the trucking industry for over a decade: Should truck dispatchers be licensed and regulated by the FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration)? While a straightforward “yes” might seem like an easy answer, the reality
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Introduction Hello, everyone. Today, we’re going to discuss whether you can earn five to $10,000 a month as an independent truck dispatcher. Disclosure I’d like to start this post with a disclosure. As you may know, Alfa X Logistics operates a project called LearnDispatch.com, where we offer training related to truck dispatching. So, for me to claim
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Introduction: The Role of Independent Dispatchers in Securing Dedicated Lanes Hello, everyone! Today’s topic is an essential one for independent truck dispatchers: dedicated lanes. We’re going to explore whether you, as an independent dispatcher, should be creating opportunities for carriers by seeking out these dedicated lanes for your clients. Defining Dedicated Lanes First things first,
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Introduction: Finding Clients as a Truck Dispatcher Hello, everyone! In this post, we’re diving into a question that’s on the minds of many aspiring independent truck dispatchers: How quickly can you find clients for your dispatching service? This is a critical query, as your entry into the world of dispatching and your potential earnings hinge
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