Questions Every Owner Operator Should Ask Before Choosing a Carrier
Choosing the right carrier is one of the most important decisions you’ll make as an owner-operator. The wrong choice? That can mean inconsistent loads, confusing pay structures, and dispatchers who treat you like a number. The right one? It becomes a true business partner, helping you stay busy, profitable, and respected. At Load One, we […]
7 Smart Efficiency Tips: How Owner-Operators Can Maximize Every MileHow to Maximize Every Mile: 7 Smart Efficiency Tips for Owner Operators
In the world of trucking, there’s a myth that still floats around: more miles = more money. But experienced owner-operators know better. The real money isn’t made just by running harder — it’s made by running smarter. Every minute idling, every mile of deadhead, every detour or delay can quietly eat away at your profits. […]
Top 5 Tools Every Owner Operator Should Have in Their Truck
The Road is Your Business. Your Truck is Your Office. When you’re an owner-operator, your truck isn’t just a vehicle — it’s your business, your office, and sometimes even your home. Every mile you drive is an investment in your independence. But just like any business owner, your success depends on how well you’re prepared. […]
7 Common Truckload Shipping Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Truckload shipping is the bedrock of most freight operations. It’s fast, direct, and typically more cost-effective than other freight methods, especially for large volumes or time-sensitive cargo. But too often, that efficiency breaks down because of simple, preventable errors. A missed pickup window, incorrect load details, or poor communication can trigger delays, pile on fees, […]
7 Benefits of Full Truckload Shipping You Should Know
Growing businesses eventually reach a stage where dealing with missing pallets, late shipments, and unhappy customers starts to feel like the norm. If you’re in that spot, you know something needs to change with how you’re handling your freight. That’s where full truckload (FTL) shipping comes in. Instead of squeezing your freight onto a truck […]