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Getting your DOT and MC number is essential for motor carriers. Stay compliant with FMCSA regulations to secure your operating authority.

Freight factoring helps trucking companies manage cash flow. Learn what it is, how it works, and why many owner-operators rely on it to stay running.

Trucking permits can be complex, with varying state rules and extra requirements for cross-border hauls between the U.S. and Canada.

DOT and FMCSA compliance can overwhelm trucking owner-operators. Learn how to manage safety requirements while handling day-to-day operations.

A DOT Number is free, but crossing state lines requires operating authority. Learn what you need to stay compliant and start your trucking business.

A commercial truck driver must go through the return to duty process for any instances of known drug or alcohol use. Here is the process.

Learn how to start a trucking business, get your CDL, permits, and license, and launch a small trucking company with a solid business plan.

The MCS-150 biennial update keeps your company info current. FMCSA requires updates every two years, but your due date depends on your DOT Number.

Growing a trucking company takes more than hard work—it takes planning. Use these tips to set goals and build a stronger, more successful business.