You’ve got your CDL-A. You’ve got experience. Now you’re thinking about running as an owner-operator — and one of the first decisions you’ll face is:

You’ve probably heard the pitch before: team trucking means twice the miles, twice the money. It sounds like a no-brainer — two drivers, one truck,

You’ve got your CDL-A. Maybe you’ve been driving company for a few years and you’re ready to go owner-op. Now comes the question every driver

Not all miles are equal. You can run the same number of hours in two different states and come home with completely different paychecks —

You’ve got your CDL-A, two-plus years of experience, and you’re done handing the wheel—and the money—to someone else. The next question most drivers land on

Every few years, a driver gets pitched a lease purchase deal that sounds almost too good. Own your own truck in two or three years.