Load Board Buyer’s Guide
11 features to look for in a load board to take your business success to new heights.
DAT
DAT Freight & Analytics operates the largest truckload freight marketplace in North America. Transportation brokers, carriers, news organizations and industry analysts rely on DAT for market trends and data insights derived from 249 million freight matches and a database of $110 billion of market transactions.
Pricing 101 for Freight Brokers
Learn how to calculate broker prices and see how a quality TMS can make pricing easier.
The Complete Guide to Freight Factoring
Get answers to all your questions about freight factoring.
7 Trucking Industry Trends to Watch in 2023
Explore the top trucking industry trends of 2023 and gain insights into how they may impact your business.
How to Become a Successful Shipper
Uncover the truth behind six common myths about shipping and get tips on finding success in the industry.
The Biggest Difference Between New Brokers and Industry Vets
Discover the approaches and tools that help industry vets stand out from the competition.
Complete Guide to Using the DAT Load Board
Discover everything you need to know to make the most of your DAT load board subscription.
How to Start a Trucking Business
The seven steps for starting a successful trucking business.
Best Value Load Board
Learn what features to look for when selecting a value load board and see why DAT is the best option for every business.
8 Steps to Get Your Freight Broker License
Getting your freight broker license is the first step to launching a successful brokerage. This guide walks you through the process, from costs and timelines to the requirements you’ll need to meet.
What Does OTR Mean in Trucking?
OTR, or over-the-road trucking, refers to long-haul driving that moves freight across states and regions. This guide explains what OTR means, how it compares to other types of trucking, and what it takes to succeed as an OTR driver.
Top 8 Commercial Truck Insurance Companies
Carriers and owner-operators deal with a lot of unpredictability on the road. From equipment breakdowns and bad weather to accidents and changing legal requirements, there’s always something that could disrupt their operations. That’s where commercial truck insurance steps in. It helps cover financial risks, from liability costs to repair expenses, ensuring that truckers are protected. With the right insurance, they can stay focused on keeping their business moving, no matter what challenges come their way.