Are you doing everything to create a trucking company success but you seem to fail all over again?

If so, you do not know the secret.

There are new companies each day, and the number continues to rise. Everyone who thinks has a great business idea, in fact, thinks he can succeed in the business world.

However, not every business is built for trucking company success.

The thing is, there are 9 essential things to know about how to make a trucking company success.

As a matter of fact, the secret to a trucking company success is to know the following things: how to and why.

In other words, you need to be careful with the factors like working towards the financial independence.

It is very important for you to know that the stage of success needs to be well-planned and prepared for months.

To put it in another way, if you want to set your business for success, you need to set the stage for balance first.

1. Increased Profits

It is a financial success general rule in businesses that you cannot increase the profit directly, but indirectly. It is a common fact that you simply cannot achieve a trucking company success without a well-made strategy.

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No doubt there are many trucking industry issues out there, but in this article we will concentrate on the one that stand out of the crowd.

Actually the top 10 trucking industry issues that I will present today are some of the main trucking industry issues not only in America, but worldwide as well!

This topic of mine is probably not something new to you! The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI), releases their Annual Critical Issues in The Trucking Industry Report – a survey on a yearly bases where they identify the main trucking industry issues and different strategies on how to deal with.

But well, as long as there is a way to fix a problem, bring it on!

Truth to be told, every year there are additional trucking industry issues that we need to worry about, but some things stayed same.

In the bucket with the one that stayed same there for a while, I will mention the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) Mandate (released in December 2015), and the legislative and regulatory challenges including the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act.

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DOT inspection can mean a great deal of stress, regardless how calm and experienced truck driver you are.

You shouldn’t fear the DOT inspection, if you are doing what you are supposed to be doing!

I know its easiest said than done, but if you obey the rules and regulations, than there is nothing to worry about; or better said less things to worry about!

First of all, being in the trucking industry means a lot of rules! Period!

Regardless if you are a broker, dispatcher, experienced truck driver or a rookie, trucking company owner, or hold some role in the management or logistics, you still will need to comply and obey with the numerous agencies rules and regulations, with some of the main ones being the Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).

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You have read truckers report and you are wondering where trucking industry will be in the future? What kind of changes will people in the trucking industry face?

In this article I will answer some of your questions that came out from truckers report. By doing that I will let you see more clearly what the future trends in trucking industry will look like.

Among all changes that are going to be present in the future of the trucking industry there are 10 trends that will happen for sure. Those 10 future trends include:

1. Growth of Industry;
2. Excluding the Brokers from Trucking Industry;
3. Better Paid Loads;
4. Reduced Trip Length;
5. Truck Drivers Shortage;
6. Insurance Costs will get lower;
7. ELD Mandate;
8. Merger Trend Will come;
9. Brokers will buy;
10. Profit Will Raise;

Truckers report are saying and forecasting that trucking industry will go through the process of slightly changes over the period of next 10 years, and if you want to go through those changes successfully it is the best to get prepared. One way to get prepared for those changes is to acknowledge that technology is improving every day.

As you might expect these trends will happen, and that will be due to evolution and small changes. Furthermore, these changes will bring improvements, and by fine tuning and upgrading trucking industry will get to a point where truck drivers and trucking companies’ owners will achieve profit.

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Trucking industry exists for more than 100 years, and during its existence it has been and it is still facing changes. When we see truckers report we can notice that changes were constant all the time, the only difference was that they were sometimes faster, and sometimes slower, but they were always present.

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Say goodbye to using the paper logbooks for tracking Hours of Service (HOS). Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is publishing final rule of ELD mandate, most likely on November 30th. After all delays, it’s really happening this time.

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It’s a major change in transport regulation and you need to get yourself ready for it. Lose all confusion and break the myths about ELD mandate.

Therefore, I’m going to answer to what ELD is, how will effect your business and clear all the buzz around it.

Let’s start.

What is an Electronic Logging Device – ELD?

It’s an electronic solution for professional truck drivers and commercial motor carriers to track Hours of Service – HOS compliance.

The new ELD have to:

• connect to the truck’s engine in order to record if the truck is in motion
• allow the driver to log in and select On-duty, Off-duty, or On-Duty Not Driving, and depending on vehicle movement drive segments must be selected automatically
• graphically display a Record of Duty Status – RODS, to make a quick look of hours easier for a driver
• provide data in a format that can be transmitted to law enforcement in a different ways, such as wireless web services or USB
• be provider-certified that the device meets the proper specifications
• be listed on an FMCSA website

Does ELD apply to me and when should I have it?

All CDL drivers, required to keep a RODS (also called HOS reports), will have to use it by 2017. There are around 3 million vehicles in this category, and 3.4 million drivers.

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