Hey guys I bit the bullet and signed up for TrukAi! I just didn't see why not to get it when doing the last few videos that teach us how to be better and more productive. Anyhow I am super excited and will be happy to answer any questions I can once I learn some more! Super excited to start this journey. My advice guys is that things are also about timing but don't wait till the water is cold to jump in, In my situation the water is still steaming so I am here now. There will always be challenges and adversity so just keep it pushing and remember what FEAR really is False Evidence Appearing Real. Most of the time what we want is on the other side of fear. I have signed up for EIN and a few other things I just have to finish some domain stuff and I know this community will help and make sure we don't get confused for too long.

Hi my name is Murtaza Mandokhail. I live in Pakistan and I plan on making $5000 per month dispatching trucks. I want to get these 3 things from this course/community: 1.  Practical skills that help me earn and grow professionally. 2. Real guidance and mentorship from experienced people. 3. A supportive network of like-minded individuals for long-term growth. For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1.  Learning new skills 2. Binge-watching TV shows and motivational content 3. Hiking and hanging out with friends/family

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?

Hi my name is Chantille. I live in Lousiana and I plan on making $5000 per month dispatching trucks. I want to get these 3 things from this course/community: 1.How to network/market. 2. Skills to become successful at dispatching. 3. Learn to become my own boss. For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1.Listening to music. 2. Line dancing. 3.Shopping. ——————————————————————————————————————————

I just received my LLC paperwork!!!! I have a Buisness!!