Hi my name is Armia. I live in California and I plan on making $10,000 per month dispatching trucks. I want to get these 3 things from this course/community: 1.  Learn skills and techniques to make my dispatching as easy as possible 2.  I want to get to know more people who are more experienced in dispatching and also those beginning just like myself. 3. I would also like to feel comfortable and confident about dispatching For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1.  Play with my son 2.  Learn new ways to make money 3. Go outside on a hike or to the beach

Today is my birthday! I turn fourty something today 😂😂😂 (celebrstinf since last night) 😎

Hey everyone! With that massive snowstorm we just had, I wanted to drop some quick tips and reminders for all dispatchers and drivers out there. Weather like this can completely throw off schedules, but with the right protocols, you can stay safe and keep freight moving efficiently. Here’s what to focus on 👇 1️⃣ Safety FIRST, always - Remind drivers to check tires, chains, and brakes before hitting the road. - Encourage slowing down — slick roads + heavy trucks = high risk. - Make sure drivers have emergency kits: blankets, food, water, and a flashlight. 2️⃣ Communication is critical - Keep in constant contact with drivers — update them on road closures, accidents, or delays. - Let brokers know if loads will be late — transparency builds trust. - Use weather apps and DOT resources to monitor changing conditions in real-time. 3️⃣ Rerouting & load management - Don’t risk drivers on unsafe roads — find alternative routes even if it adds a few hours. - If a lane is completely shut down, reschedule or temporarily hold loads. - Prioritize high-value or time-sensitive freight for the safest routes. 4️⃣ Prep for post-storm recovery - Once the snow clears, roads can still be slick or damaged — continue to advise caution. - Check for delays in warehouse operations — some terminals may still be closed. - Keep an eye on rate fluctuations — snowstorms often create last-minute surges in demand. 💡 Pro Tip: Dispatchers who have a snowstorm plan already in place will look like heroes to drivers and brokers. Prep for the next one by keeping driver checklists, emergency contacts, and reroute maps ready to go. 💬 Question for the group: How are you adjusting your dispatch strategy for this storm? Any tips or lessons learned from today’s chaos?

i have been glued to my screen for a good portion of my time after coming home from work and i am going through the Truckai video and what can i say, this program is seriously a game changer when it comes to everything you need to build and scale you're dispatching business. i am in awww with how detailed everything is and how well our mentor explains everything down to the T of how it works and how everything is integrated. i want next week to get here already so i can set everything up and start making phone calls. i have a feeling this program might possibly be one of the best decisions i have made by far. i will keep everyone posted. results coming soon.

I will be joining the dispatcher university this Friday and I’m pretty excited about it! Just buttoning up some final things. Let’s goooo!