Good day Dispatch Community. I am looking for insight regarding the legal obligations of various parties within the trucking industry when a mechanical failure occurs. In a scenario where a carrier’s vehicle breaks down while transporting a full load to its destination, what are the specific legal responsibilities for each of the following: - Dispatcher - Carrier - Shipper - Broker I would appreciate any knowledge or expertise you can share on how liability and duties are distributed in this situation.

Hey yall ! Remember when I couldn't even figure out a domain name ? 🤣 Well I just signed my first carrier and currently working on finding some loads out of Florida (Which is a little tricky). It's no more of "I just started my business" or "Im still trying to get things off the ground" we are officially OFF THE GROUND 😂😂 Im super nervous but even more exciting and I just wanted to come here and Thank @Gurpreet Gill because I found your videos with just a thought and was able to turn it into a whole business.I will forever be greatful ❤️

hello everyone! I know to start off you want to work with whoever works with you, however what are your long term goal trucks to dispatch for? add a comment as to why you chose that option.

I got my first carrier! He found me on Instagram and we had the sales call today, he signed the contract and sent it back after the call. Our onboarding call is Wednesday and he has a 40ft Hotshot. I'm super excited that this is all coming together. Now I don't feel like I'm 'starting a business' like the business is up and running really quick and im just here for the ride lol. I've only been in the paid course for a month so I know I have a lot to learn. If anyone has any experience with Hotshots, or hotshots in the Texas area, I'd love to pick your brain :)

Hi my name is Clara_. I live in Florida and I plan on making at least $1,500 per month dispatching trucks. I want to get these 3 things from this course/community: 1. Speed 2. Being trained well  3. Networking with others For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1.  Hanging with family 2.  Trying new recipes 3.  Looking what I can learn next