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Hey Broke, glad to see you back. All is well here.

But the info is still valid.

Due to the nature of expedite freight needing to go asap, you won't find alot of loads on load boards as the shipper usually doesn't want to wait for a board to work. May I suggest signing on with a carrier.

Expediter Services is known to be helpful on finding rides for newbies looking to get into the business. https://essuccessintrucking.com/

Look for a traditional job.

1. Not a good idea. Many places you will be delivering to are not good places for animals. 2. A good low mileage used van. 3. Working when you want to is an idea that many newbies express, but is not being truthful. In this business, you have to work when the freight is moving. If you don't...

I thought it was called "Custom Critical", which is very well known.

Another route you might consider, look into a courier company or someone doing "Final Mile" service..

Unless you are on the payroll of whoever supplies the load, you are the business.

Look thru the E/O classifieds for owners looking for drivers. https://www.expeditersonline.com/classifieds/ Expediter Services is known to be a good source for newbies looking for an owner. https://essuccessintrucking.com/

Wow! He's 23 years old and had mastered the expedite trucking business. americanom Driver New Recruit · 23 · From USA Joined Monday at 8:14 PM Last seen Today at 4:39 PM

Wow! 5 bucks a mile! I don't think so. Even us out and back/same day delivery guys didn't get 5 a mile. Like danthewolf00 said, maybe the broker got five, but not the truck.

Don't go into this thinking you're free to work whenever you want. You have to be available whenever freight needs to be moved. Even if that's not on your terms. Turn down enough loads, the phone stops ringing.

Most expediting is over the road, away from home for a period of time. It sounds to me you would be better suited looking for a same day delivery service, or even a courier service.

One would think where to get loads is one of the first things to figure out before diving in head first and purchasing a van. But that is water under the bridge now. My advise would be to sign on to one of the larger carriers and learn the business. I'm told Bolt is a good company to learn at.

That's the only way you'll possibly succeed in this business. Rate are such that staying in a motel every night will bankrupt you in no time.

This is correct.

It's nice to be home every night. With rates being what they are, that's about it. What is what?

160 has another location in Florence, Ky. As far as the cincci goes, visuals don't really tell the whole story. Go in, talk to them.

I don't know about the Cincci area but Trainco in Perrysburg, Ohio has a good reputation. It's near Toledo. https://www.traincoinc.com/