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Consistent cash flow is crucial for owner-operators and small trucking businesses because it’s a lifeline. Keeping cash coming in makes their business profitable and allows them to reinvest it where it’s needed. One major challenge for truckers with cash flow … Continue reading →

The holiday season is an exciting time for everyone, but it’s also one of the busiest times of the year for freight due to increased ordering. As a result, we see increased loads, tighter schedules, higher maintenance, and higher fuel … Continue reading →

Independent truckers face a variety of financial challenges when trying to build or strengthen credit, including the fact that many lenders often view independent operators as a higher risk. Building credit is crucial for everyone, especially independent truckers looking to … Continue reading →

Independent trucking operators have to face financial realities that don’t exactly make business easy for them. One example is the 30 to 60-day payment wait, which can be hard on the business and set back its overall scalability. Freight factoring … Continue reading →

If you operate a trucking company, then you are familiar with the many challenges associated with its finances, such as delayed payments or inconsistent cash flow. With that said, there are options to solve these problems, such as a merchant … Continue reading →

The FMCSA, or the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, plays a huge role in regulating trucking operations. It helps to develop and reinforce regulations, educates the public, and promotes safety throughout the trucking industry. Specifically, when we look at hours … Continue reading →

De minimis is something that has been used and talked about throughout freight and trade for years now, but there is a change that’s coming which could affect all operations. De minimis is referred to as a threshold for shipments … Continue reading →

Fuel costs are one of the biggest expenses when it comes to fleet management, which makes it one of the first places that you might want to cut down on or manage spending. Many fleet lines do this by using … Continue reading →

As a fleet operator, you likely face a range of financial and cash flow challenges. Typically, there are two main options to help manage these issues: accounts receivable factoring or invoice financing. The big question is: which option is best … Continue reading →