Advice for road freight and logistics
Short, practical articles about checking partners, empty trucks, documents and everything that makes work on the road easier.
How to post a load in 30 seconds, with one message
Post a load on the freight board the way you would in a Viber group: write the route, date and vehicle, and the AI agent builds the post. A guide for shippers.
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Six practical tips for shippers: how to post a load so the right carriers see it, how to check them and agree on the job without losing time.
Read the articleFor carriers: let the loads come to you
Watches on the freight board alert you as soon as a load fits your route or place. How to set them up so you get the right loads, not noise.
Read the articleReviewing a job: why it matters and how proof helps
A review describes one finished job with one company. How to write a useful one, why proof of cooperation gives it more weight and who sees those documents.
Read the articleA transport order as a PDF and every document in one place
How to make a transport order in a few clicks in the conversation with a company, and why CMRs, invoices and photos are better kept with the conversation than in email.
Read the articleHow to spot a suspicious load or an unreliable partner
Warning signs every carrier and shipper should know, from a price that is too good to a company with no details. A short checklist before you agree.
Read the articleHow to check a carrier or shipper before you work with them
Five things worth checking before you accept a load or hand cargo to a company you do not know. Practical advice from Balkan road freight.
Read the articleEmpty truck and backhaul: how to find a return load faster
Every empty kilometre costs money. How carriers find return loads faster and why shippers look at free trucks first.
Read the articleCMR and loading order: what to check before the truck leaves
Which fields in a CMR and a loading order cause the most trouble, and how to keep documents so you have them when you need them.
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