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Reading Your Own Numbers: Cost Per Mile
The load pops up on the board and your heart does a little jump. The rate looks great. The miles look great. For a second you are already spending the money. Then a quieter voice in the back of your head asks the only question that matters, and it is a question most drivers cannot answer on the spot. What does it actually cost you to turn those wheels for a mile? If you do not know that number cold, you are not running a business. You are gambling with a CDL. The good loads a
Eduardo del Rio
Jun 304 min read
Cargo thieves are following the AI boom
SOURCE: Freightwaves Artificial intelligence is reshaping the economy. It may also be reshaping what criminals choose to steal. READ MORE
Eduardo del Rio
Jun 241 min read
🚧 FMCSA Removes TRUCKSTAFF ELD
SOURCE: FMCSA The agency has officially revoked the compliance status of this electronic logging device, requiring carriers to replace the unit within 60 days... READ MORE

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Jun 241 min read


Lease-Purchase Traps vs. Real Ownership
Lease-purchase programs are not all evil. Some drivers come out the other side owning a truck. But far more come out the other side owning nothing except a hard lesson, and the difference usually comes down to what was in the fine print they never read. So let us read it together.
Eduardo del Rio
Jun 184 min read


Financing Your First Truck Without Getting Buried
The truck note is the biggest fixed cost you will carry, and it does not care how the freight market is doing. Get the financing right and you have room to breathe when rates dip. Get it wrong and you spend the next five years running hard just to feed a truck that is worth less than you owe on it. Here is how to climb in on the right side of that deal.
Eduardo del Rio
Jun 175 min read


The Entrepreneurial Boost: Why the Proposed DOL Rule Change is Good News for Truck Owners
Picture this: You're behind the wheel at 4 a.m., the highway empty ahead of you, the hum of your engine steady and familiar. The smell of diesel in the air, a thermos of coffee on the dash, the yellow lines disappearing under your headlights one after another. You chose this. You own this. That sense of ownership, of running your business on your terms, is exactly what the Department of Labor's proposed rule change is designed to protect. Here's the short version: The DOL is
Eduardo del Rio
May 133 min read


Maximize Your Profits: Essential Tips for Owner Operators
In the competitive world of transportation, owner operators face unique challenges that can significantly impact their profitability. Whether you're just starting or looking to enhance your existing operations, understanding how to maximize your profits is crucial. This guide will provide you with essential tips and strategies to help you thrive in the industry. Eye-level view of a well-maintained truck parked in a scenic location Understanding Your Costs Before you can maxim
Eduardo del Rio
Apr 304 min read


Trucking Industry News: Latest Updates for 2023
The trucking industry is a vital component of the global economy, responsible for transporting goods across vast distances. As we move through 2023, several key updates and trends are shaping the landscape of this essential sector. From technological advancements to regulatory changes, the trucking industry is evolving rapidly. In this blog post, we will explore the latest news and developments that are impacting trucking companies, drivers, and consumers alike. Eye-level vie
Eduardo del Rio
Apr 304 min read


Healthy Habits for Truckers: Boost Your Wellbeing on the Road
Truck driving is a demanding profession that often leads to long hours on the road, irregular schedules, and limited access to healthy food options. As a trucker, maintaining your health can feel like a daunting task. However, adopting a few simple habits can significantly improve your wellbeing while on the road. This blog post will explore practical strategies to help truckers stay healthy, energized, and focused during their journeys. Eye-level view of a healthy meal prepa
Eduardo del Rio
Apr 304 min read
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