Big Rig Business Startup How to Start Run Grow a Successful Trucking Company

After losing my corporate job in 2008, I went through the toughest time of my life. At the time, my wife was pregnant with our third child, and my monthly unemployment check wasn't enough to cover our house and two car notes. In desperation, I decided to go to a local trucking school and get my CDL.I found my first driving job a week after I graduated from school. I still remember my first paycheck, which was just $55 shy of what I was making at my corporate desk job. I was hysterical, happy, and confident that this was my newfound life and freedom, and no one would take it away from me.Long story short, after two years of working for other companies, I started my own trucking company and started as an owner-operator. In 2013, I decided it was time for me to grow and time for me to get off the road and spend some time with my kids.This was when I entered the second phase of my business life. I started to buy one tractor every few months as I was hiring great drivers who are professional, family-oriented and serious about making money. By 2016 I had 12 trucks on the road, and this is also the year when my net earning passed $350,000 mark. To me, the 350K mark was always a benchmark; why? Because I knew that was the salary of the CEO of the company I used to work for.Last year, I received a call from a business broker who asked me for a 10-minute meeting. He had brought an offer from a big trucking company, to buy my company. But I didn't even remotely think about selling my company. Instead, I was talking to the bank and was in the process of finalizing a loan for four new tractors with trailers. Once again, long story short, after I refused their initial offer, they came back with an offer that no reasonable man can refuse. I consider myself a very reasonable man.It's been almost a year since I sold my business; due to a non-compete, I am not starting any new trucking business, but they never told me I couldn't write about it, so here I am.If you like the Freedom and Fresh Air of the Open Road, if you like the job security and solid pay that the trucking industry offers, then you need to get started now.The income potential is truly amazing, and yes, if you can hire the right people, you will not only see significant growth and high net income but also the satisfaction that you don't get from many other jobs and businesses.What I shared in this book, are the steps I went through myself, I wrote from my own experience and shared a step by step process that is easy and simple to follow, and best of all you can get started with very little funding.Here is a Quick View of What I Discussed Inside This Book: 5 Factors to Consider Before Starting Your New Trucking BusinessHow to Get CDL, DOT and Carrier Authority NumberHow to Obtain a Unified Carrier RegistrationHow to Get International Registration Plan Tag & Fuel Tax Agreement DecalFiling a BOC-3 FormObtaining a Carrier Alpha Code (SCAC)Business Plan for Your New Trucking CompanySix Legal Business Structures to Choose FromHow to Get an EIN From the IRSA Business Plan That is Specific to Your Trucking BusinessFinding & Buying the Right Tractors and RigsHow to Find Financing, Grants & Loans for Your BusinessWhat and How to Get Business Via the Load BoardsTypes of Freights You Should ConsiderDaily Administration and Operation of Your Trucking BusinessMaintenance of Your TractorsHow to Hire and Retain Great DriversWhat and How to Reap Benefits of Fuel CardsHow to Market and Grow Your New Trucking BusinessAnd so much More.Good luck with your new business venture. I wish you all the success.…