Hours of Service Rules Explained: The 11, 14 and 70-Hour Rules With Worked Examples
Hours of service rules explained: 11, 14 and 70 hour limits, the 30-minute break and 34-hour restart, with worked example days for CDL drivers and dispatchers.
Hours of service rules explained: 11, 14 and 70 hour limits, the 30-minute break and 34-hour restart, with worked example days for CDL drivers and dispatchers.
How to plan loads around hours of service as a dispatcher: work the 11-, 14- and 70-hour clocks so you never promise a delivery a driver can’t legally make.
New dispatcher mistakes to avoid in your first 30 days: hours-of-service errors, detention fumbles, and broken promises that cost you your drivers’ trust.
What is a TMS in trucking? A plain guide for new dispatchers covering what the software does, free and low-cost options, and a starter learning path.
Why do truck drivers quit in the first 90 days? A dispatcher’s guide to predictable miles, honest communication, and warning signs a new driver is about to walk.