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28 contributions to Freight Skool Group
8d •
Document Courier
When you say “Document Courier” most people think of a couple pages in an envelope maybe going UPS Letter or FedEx. But what if the documents are 10 years worth of a companies documents that need to be “Couriered” from one side of the country to the other? Palletizing and Freight Shipping these documents in their file cabinets is the best way to get that much paper from one location to another. Even though we run cargo vans, We Deliver Freight. I’ve never considered our carrier company a Document Courier, but I guess if you have thousands of paper documents needing to be moved… then I guess we are. lol Everyone have a Freight Day. #papafreight
1 like • 6d
Not too often you hear of something like that! I bet they hate having to save documents in such volume in today's age of digital docs. LOL
Mar 15 •
FMCSA article regarding authority.
Hey Everyone, What are your thoughts on the article published by the FMCSA on Friday regarding the buying or leasing of mature authority? I’ve always been curious about how that process actually works, and it’s also been a concern of mine that someone could potentially use an authority without the owner’s knowledge. I’d be interested in hearing everyone’s perspective on this.
2 likes • Mar 16
I believe we needed to swing the pendulum in the other direction because it has been way too easy to purchase in recent years. Safety and security has to be front & center in today's day and age.
Jan 31 •
Goldilocks of Freight 2025
The largest brokerage in the United States reported $17.7 billion dollars in revenue at a 30.5 gross margin. That means roughly a $5 Billion spread. They collected 17.7 Billion from Shippers then turned around and paid Carriers about $12 Billion So Did they overcharge shippers? Or Underpay carriers? Or are the numbers just right?
2 likes • Jan 31
Seems odd that their margins were that high. Perhaps their margins are helped by managed trans and specialty services vs straight truckload?
0 likes • Jan 31
@Steven Tittle As someone who had them as a carrier with a customer I can say that their service and AI bidding were both terribly bad
2 likes • Jan 29
The industry will improve along with rates. Don't ask me to say when that stabilizes but I think they will. There will continue to be less drivers on the road who do not meet federal guidelines. Our opinion on the matter isn't relevant and this is not a political response, just reality of what is goin to continue. I also think that as the government digs into the fraud deeper, there will be trucking companies caught up in it. I'm not as sure about that one but I believe it is likely.
Dec '25 •
Best Truck Stop
Taking a poll of my drivers: 1. Loves 2. Pilot/Flying J 3. TA 4. Independents
2 likes • Dec '25
As a traveler (not a truck driver) I like Loves most of the time.
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