Dispatch is critical to making sure your drivers know what’s happening around them. A quality dispatcher does more than rely obvious information over the radio.  They operate as an extension of your company, providing key oversight and real-time updates that can make or break your delivery schedules. That includes finding loads, redirecting drivers in case of construction/weather/accidents, rerouted […]

In some ways, the freight world is not so different from the production side of a theatre or concert. The recognition for what they do is often small, but the demands are almost unfairly high. If you do everything right, no one will even notice.  When something goes wrong, all the attention is directed to you.  In the freight industry, the show never stops. That’s

As a small business, it can sometimes feel impossible to compete against the big names of the industry. Not only are they already known by all of your potential customers, but they have resources far beyond what you do. They can make promises, offer services, and set prices that you can’t.  Some small businesses try anyway, and the results are generally

Dispatch is the pulse of the trucking world. In order to operate effectively, you need a trained dispatch team in place. But many companies, particularly smaller ones, lack the resources to fund the level of dispatch services they need. Particularly 24/7 dispatch. The good news is, there’s a solution to this problem: third-party dispatch. Third-party