For the solo people on here, what are you paying for insurance and who do you use?

I am confused about class A CDL's. I see several options ranging from 8 weeks to something called fast track. Some research says I dont need to take every test, like bus driving, etc. Just looking for some advice from experience as it is so easy to get ripped off and pay for more than I need.

Starting out part time, doing weekends. How should I approach ad spend? Should I keep the $50 daily and turn off/on ads as needed? Or should I run a flat $20-30 a day?

The action takers in here are getting leads after following the FB Ads Training... Now, we need to make sure you don't have an “I didn’t call them for 3 hours” problem. Inside OPS Accelerator this week I’m running a live Speed To Lead implementation session where we’re going to: 1. Take every new lead from your ads 2. Auto-create/update that client inside Jobber 3. Fire a text to your phone with their info so you can call the lead fast So instead of “I’ll enter it in Jobber tonight” (and forgetting), the system does it for you and your phone buzzes with every fresh lead. Why this matters: - 78% of customers buy from the company that responds first - Calling within 5 mins increases chance of closing by 391% - Automation lets you respond faster without adding more admin work or VA headaches This training is for Accelerator members only. We’ll be doing it live on Google Meet, screensharing, and actually wiring it up on your account. If you’re: - Already getting leads from my FB Ads Training - Own/control a real machine - Know you’re slow on follow-up and are probably leaking jobs because of it …and you want weekly, done-with-you installs like this (pricing, bids, follow-up, hiring, schedule, etc.), then this is the room you want to be in. I don’t post the full Accelerator call replays in this group. If you want access to this Speed To Lead build and the rest of the OPS Accelerator system: 👉 Comment “SPEED” below and I’ll send you the details for a Game Plan Call

I am looking to test the waters with renting equipment. Anyone have any advice on what type of extra insurance I need if and whether or not it’s a good idea to purchase the rental companies insurance? Would be having the equipment dropped off at work sites.