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Yes, welcome indeed!

Welcome to EO.

Ask away

https://www.expeditersonline.com/expedite-trucking-jobs/

First, forget the thought trucking is a job. Think of it as a life style. Read the newbie threads from several years back. Ask questions. There's no such thing as a dumb question.

How about some background? Are you currently in trucking in any which way? If so, how? If not, what do you do? Where are you located? Etc, etc, etc. Ya know tell us about yourself.

As Turtle said, this site is geared for expedite freight. You might want to check out The Truckers Report, TruckersReport.com

Of course, its a bit late now, but i would have found that out before purchasing the van. Follow the advice LDB gave and also make it a point to go to the expedite expo. Good luck in your endeavors.

Welcome to the madness....

That many, huh?

Why do people come on to a forum, ask a question, then disappear? I'm waiting for his response.

First question, Why should somebody use your service as opossed to their current service? What are you offering?

Just wait.... it gets worse.... JK Welcome to EO. We are a friendly bunch, imho.

Welcome to E/O. Why don't you tell us about yourself. Whare are you from? What do you drive? Etc, etc, etc. There is lots of knowledgeable people here. Ask questions, we will help if we can.

1. No 2. No 3. Observed it. 4. Dont do it. Drive a fleet owners truck first, to learn the business.

Welcome to EO. Research, research, then research some more. Good luck to you.

Ah, got cha. I guess it could be mistaken for a pop up ad. The rule of thirds is probably the best rule, imo.

This is where some of us may come off as un unfriendly, did you even read the article? Pretty self explanatory to me.

Another piece of advice for a newbie.......... make plans to attend the expedite expo next year. Here is a link for the 2019 expo...... Expedite Expo 2019 | America's Largest Expedited Trucking Show See we're not mean ol ogres. :pokepoke:

Learn and implement The Rule of Thirds. https://www.expeditenow.com/blogs/where-is-your-money-going-364/