If you are an owner-operator with employees working under you, you probably are spending a lot of time each month keeping up with HR and payroll requirements. And those are just two of the numerous duties you need to handle as you run your trucking company. If taking care of HR and payroll is starting…
Bull haulers are truck drivers who specialize in transporting cattle and other livestock. Despite the name, they don’t just haul bulls but a variety of different livestock as well. These drivers are often people who have grown up around the industry or on farms and have developed a love for working with animals. Hauling cattle…
Trucking is a risky business. Owner-operators average $184,900 per year, doubling the average OTR trucker salary. While the higher salary is nice, the owner-operator has to worry about expenses and risks that a non-owner operator can ignore. And the one decision that’s the biggest protectant is choosing commercial truck insurance. Insurance offers owner operator trucking…
One of the biggest perks of becoming an owner operator is being your own boss – calling the shots. But being your own boss also means that you take on great responsibilities, from bookkeeping to management and yes, even finding and securing insurance. Whether you’re under a permanent lease or you work under your own…