Communicate all the Trip Details with Your Drivers
Benefits of ProTransport Driver Trips:
- View active, available and completed trips
- Send trip documents and delivery receipts in real time
- Instant communication between drivers and dispatchers
Credit ratings are a valuable tool that help you weigh the risk of working with a specific broker or shipper. Knowing credit history and days-to-pay information can help you make an informed decision on who to work with. RTS Pro Credit offers quick, convenient access to credit data on over 90,000 brokers and shippers.
By focusing on our clients and their business needs, we created a better factoring experience. Here is what you can expect when you work with us:
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Penalties have gotten steeper for freight brokerages that don’t treat carriers fairly, including paying them on time. But this has not completely deterred all brokers from poor behavior. While the potential for payment issues can pose a significant credit risk to carriers of any size, smaller trucker companies need to be especially careful. With such small margins and high operating costs, missing even one payment from a broker can have serious consequences for the long-term success of their business.
No matter your fleet size or how long you have been in business, it is crucial to understand basic accounting terms and financial documents. Accounting explains your company’s financial history, health and overall performance. Without a good understanding of this information, you won’t know if you are succeeding or failing. That limits your ability to make informed decisions, operate effectively and position your company for future growth.
To get started, here are a few basic accounting terms and definitions:
According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), under whose jurisdiction trucking companies function to remain legally operational, “all motor carriers must maintain a qualification file for each employed driver.”
Here are some basic facts to get you started.
To help you start your research, we’ve put together this information about multiple financing options for trucking companies. However we do recommend that you do additional research, ask questions of any potential partners and make sure you fully understand the terms, payback structure and full cost of borrowing before making any financial decision that will impact your business.