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In item 12, be sure to include health and life insurance, and retirement savings. The worst case scenario is not that you fail after a short term in expediting, but that you reach the end of a long expedite career and have nothing to show for it, and only the government to rely on for food...

While your situation does not match ours exactly, you may nevertheless find my web site to be of interest and some help. On the truck spec page, weight, wheelbase and sleeper size issues are discussed. About "heavy up front," any straight truck of any brand can be made heavier or lighter up...

If your carrier requires straight trucks to have landing gear (a/k/a dolly legs), the answer is yes, you must have it, even if you have a lift axle (tag or pusher) or two drive axles. Our truck has landing gear but it is rarely used. To protect our truck from damage, forklifts are prohibited...

A sloppy resume would lead many people to logically conclude that the applicant could not be counted on to present well in the office; or in the case of a truck driver, to be anything other than sloppy with the run paperwork, log books and other documents used daily in truck driving life. So...

A resume generally states one's contact information, career objective, relevant experience and education. If a fleet owner is asking for a resume, he or she is probably interested in knowing that information without having to interview you or provide you with an application to complete and...