
This lesson describes:
Who is a driver? What can you expect from the driver?
The position of a driver.
This lesson describes what primary information dispatcher needs to know about his company and his driver/s so he can be able to book a load.
What is ELD, and what does it stand for. It also describes how it is essential to know English(For whom English is not a primary language).
This lesson describes to you:
Who is a truck dispatcher, and what kind of a deal he has with the trucking company/How he earns money?
Who is the owner-operator?
In this lesson, you will find out how a freight broker gets paid and how to present your truck so the broker will be more willing to use your services.
If you are new to transportation, this lesson gives you a broader perspective of how trucking industry works.
This lesson presents all the essential information you need to understand to work as a truck dispatcher.
This lesson presents all the essential information you need to understand to work as a truck dispatcher.
This lesson presents all the essential information you need to understand to work as a truck dispatcher.
About ELD (Text for easier learning)
How to setup with the freight brokerage company
When a driver calls you and he tells you that he had an accident on the road. This is what you can do.
Software needed for dispatcher's work.
magicApp is a VoIP service
An article on how to avoid mistakes.
All information you need about truck dispatching is consolidated within this course. Save your time by learning everything you need to know, straight to the point.
Transportation is the backbone of modern society, and as long as people need goods, the demand for skilled truck dispatchers will continue to grow. If you're eager to join this dynamic field but feel held back by a lack of knowledge or experience, this course is your gateway to success.
In this course, you'll gain a deep understanding of essential and advanced concepts that are critical to becoming a successful truck dispatcher. We’ll cover everything from basic terminology, such as MC and DOT numbers, to more complex topics like Load Consolidation, ELDs, HOS, and industry-specific jargon like FTL, LTL, and TONU.
You'll learn how to confidently communicate with brokers, negotiate effectively, and understand the intricacies of the trucking ecosystem, including the roles of shippers, and receivers, and the importance of Freight Guard and Carrier Monitoring Software (CMS). We’ll also guide you through the practical aspects of the job, including load boards, call dynamics, and the information exchange required for booking loads.
Additionally, we’ll explore the hardware and software necessary for dispatching, and offer insights into working with owner-operators and freight brokers. By the end of this course, you'll have the knowledge and tools you need to confidently step into the role of a truck dispatcher and excel in this vital industry.
Take the first step towards a rewarding career—enroll now and start your journey in the truck transportation world today!