The purpose of our Freight Training  curriculum is to make learning easier. The program content is an accumulation of 40 years of brokering and trucking experience in the field, and in the classroom. Changes in the transportation brokering industry have been confusing and numerous. The latest law change is commonly referred to as MAP-21, which essentially eliminates the brokering conduct referred to as “Truck Brokering” (one authorized carrier hiring another authorized carrier). The only brokering now permitted by Law is “Licensed Property Brokering”, as defined, as of this writing, as 49 CFR 371.2. This brokering definition is what our curriculum all about.

Freight Brokering is something that you would want to venture into by not have proper training. There are things that can, and will go wrong and you need to know what to do, how to start, what liabilities you have, you need to understand, terms used in the industry, procedures, you need to know how to get business, you need to know how to work with that business how to negotiate with customers you need to know how to negotiate with the carriers you need to know how to compile rates for quotes, how to move the shipments.

Entrepreneur Magazine has rated the freight brokerage business as one of the top home-based businesses to own, and a recent Wall Street Journal article cited freight brokering and logistics as the largest growing sector of the transportation industry. Written by freight brokerage specialists, Loadtraining freight broker/agent training course will provide you with the knowledge and resources needed to break into the $400 billion plus shipping industry.

NEW! 3 day 1 on 1 private freight brokering class. This school will set the  foundation of proper training, along with financial stability, a plan, legal requirementst, and a Mentor to answer your most important questions when something goes wrong.

The goal of any freight broker training program is to gain as much knowledge and value as possible in order to grow your freight brokerage. To improve the chances of achieving this goal, you need a training partner that has specific experience in the freight broker industry. For example, Loadtraining, training program is backed by over 30 years of experience in the industry!

A lot of people want to get into the freight brokerage industry as it’s one of the few lucrative and growing industries currently out there. The road to becoming a freight agent or freight broker is therefore highly competitive and only the people who’ve attended Loadtraining will succeed. We began to teach others to succeed in brokering in 1987, having completed my textbooks, The Guide to Understanding Brokering and The Transportation Brokering Operations Manual. We’ve had been brokering since 1981.

The purpose of our Freight Training  curriculum is to make learning easier. The program content is an accumulation of 40 years of brokering and trucking experience in the field, and in the classroom. Changes in the transportation brokering industry have been confusing and numerous. The latest law change is commonly referred to as MAP-21, which essentially eliminates the brokering conduct referred to as “Truck Brokering” (one authorized carrier hiring another authorized carrier). The only brokering now permitted by Law is “Licensed Property Brokering”, as defined, as of this writing, as 49 CFR 371.2. This brokering definition is what our curriculum all about.

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How do I decide whether to start my own brokerage or become an agent? This question is asked by most of our students coming to class we offer agency at our brokerage Truckalocity. 

Truckalocity.com is the only broker/agent network in America that is truly not a predator on your existing clients, new clients obtained while an Agent, and after leaving Truckalocity agency forevermore.

• There are many factors in making this decision, which we go over in detail during the program. Three major factors are money, time, and experience, among others. Either way, you’ll need three to six months’ worth of living expenses or a supplemental income while you establish your business. If you open your own brokerage, you’ll also need additional start-up money for cash flow and start-up costs.