Practical guidance for starting, running, and improving a trucking operation with TruckTA.
Featured guides
Guides organize existing Resources into a recommended sequence. They do not track personal progress.
Five focused resources for organizing driver qualification, Clearinghouse reviews, hours-of-service planning, vehicle maintenance records, and automobile securement checks.
View guide
A practical, source-checked launch guide for new U.S. owner-operators and small fleets, covering business setup, registration planning, equipment, safety, dispatch, billing, and recordkeeping. Requirements vary by operation, vehicle, cargo, authority, drivers, and state.
View guideBrowse by category
Latest resources
Build a role-specific training plan for drivers, dispatchers, supervisors, and records staff. Set practical assessments, document results, and assign refresher triggers.
By TruckTA Editorial Team
Read
Organize your fleet’s compliance review around company, driver, vehicle, and trip responsibilities, with one working checklist and official rule references for follow-up.
By TruckTA Editorial Team
Read
Standardize truck and trailer readiness across drivers with one working checklist, clear defect ownership, and a documented release decision. Keep internal checks separate from roadside and annual inspection records.
By TruckTA Editorial Team
Read
Give your dispatch team a hand with pickup, delivery, and customer calls. AI Co-work combines AI Dispatcher, unlimited team chat, and a dedicated number for $299 per company per month.
By TruckTA Team
Read
Build a driver-screening workflow that separates record requests, returned evidence, hiring review, and onboarding training. Understand the core federal inquiry requirements without treating one background-check result as dispatch approval.
By TruckTA Editorial Team
Read
Compare software against the work your fleet needs done: collecting records, assigning reviews, handing decisions to dispatch, and retrieving evidence. Use one practical checklist to test finalists before committing.
By TruckTA Editorial Team
Read
Build a car-hauling invoice from delivery records and agreed charges, save proof of submission, and reconcile payments without losing deductions or mixing customer balances with driver settlements.
By TruckTA Editorial Team
Read
Test whether fleet software pays for itself with a car-hauling ROI model. Separate administrative savings, added hauling contribution, and faster collections, then account for implementation costs and check your assumptions in a pilot.
By TruckTA Editorial Team
Read
Define who prepares assignments, approves changes, follows up on delays, and hands delivery records to billing. Then test the process with a practical pilot checklist.
By TruckTA Editorial Team
Read