The trucking industry used to rely on word of mouth; now, it runs on visibility. In today’s world, your next load, driver, or client might find you online before they ever pick up the phone. That’s why building a trustworthy, professional presence on social media isn’t just smart,  it’s essential.

UPDATE 10/15/25:  Despite FMCSA's announcement of MC numbers being eliminated on October 1, 2025 , this is not the case.  The FMCSA’s “About Registration Modernization” page now says that the first release of the new registration system will not include eliminating MC/FF numbers or changing BOC‑3 filing processes. FMCSA.     The agency indicates the phase‑out of MC numbers is “TBD” (to be determined), and according to its FAQs, FMCSA has proposed (not finalized) no longer assigning MC Numbers, but emphasizes that the change is under consideration and will be implemented in later releases—not immediately.   So FMCSA is clearly trying to manage expectations: the shift away from MC numbers is not “locked in” yet in terms of timing, though the intent is there.

Starting a trucking business is exciting, but if you’re not careful, fuel costs can eat into your profits faster than you can say “next load.” Whether you’re running one box truck or a growing fleet, understanding how to factor gas costs into your business plan is one of the smartest moves you’ll ever make.

Could you use some additional funds to start or expand your business?  Have you ever considered grants?

At Hudson Brothers Expedite LLC, we understand that getting started in the trucking industry shouldn’t cost a fortune. That’s why we’ve built partnerships and financing programs designed to help new and experienced drivers own a reliable box truck for less than $20,000 — without the guesswork, long waits, or predatory lending.

In the box truck game, dispatching isn’t just about booking loads, it’s about building wealth. Whether you’re an owner-operator, managing a small fleet, or just getting started, the way you dispatch can make or break your bottom line. Here are proven strategies to help you earn more, drive smarter, and grow faster.

Starting today, September 30, 2025, Amazon Relay is making some updates to how carriers can handle work rejections due to weather conditions. These changes are designed to clarify when and how weather-related rejections can be used, while ensuring safety and fairness for all drivers.

If you're considering starting a delivery business or applying for a driving job, you might be wondering: Do you need a CDL to drive a box truck?

If you’ve ever been involved in commercial trucking, logistics, or freight transportation in the United States, you’ve likely heard of the FMCSA. But what exactly is it, and why is it important?