Let’s start the week with a quick trailer identification challenge.🎓 Look at the 3 trailers in the picture and answer: 1. What type of trailer is each one? 2. What kind of freight is each trailer usually used for? 3. What is the maximum legal weight they can usually haul? 4. Which one would you prefer to dispatch and why? Drop your answers below 👇 Example format: Trailer #A: Type: Common freight: Max weight: Trailer #B: Type: Common freight: Max weight: Trailer #C: Type: Common freight: Max weight: Let’s see who knows their equipment types 🚛🔥 P.S. Try to answer without Googling first 😄 The goal is to test what you already know and learn from each other’s answers. No pressure if you’re not 100% sure — take your best guess. -

Let's help each other out 💪 Share what you are struggling with and what you need help with.

How you guys doing, I’m glad to amongst you all and I’am super new to this game, I’m ready to learn every great things n here.

Thank you all for joining me today on live stream, hope you learned something. I know it can be overwhelming, but just trust the process, continue learning, keep asking questions, join me on live sessions, and the more you do it, the less confusing it will be. I was in the same place as you are now, 9 years back :) Please feel free to post all the questions you may have in the Dispatch Talk group. I will answer them ASAP. PS: and just to kick start this off, can anyone explain in their own words what the circled rows mean? I will start with the first one: AGE - shows the time past from the moment the load was posted on the load board until the present moment

Here is an example to show that by utilizing some events/seasons in this business, you can get ahead and make a nice profit. These small things separate good from GREAT. Dispatch is not just booking a load, there is much more that goes on behind the scenes 😎