The market constantly fluctuates. At the start of 2019, it was fairly good, but then COVID-19 hit, and during the next year and a half, it rapidly declined. Then, for a while, it was back to normal, but for the past year or so it dropped again.
Truck drivers must deal with many hazards over the road. But sometimes it is not the hazard that happens while driving a truck that causes the most injuries to truck drivers.
At Super Ego Holding, we are proud to work with our female drivers. We understand the added obstacles that come with being a lease operator and addressing the added needs for your safety.
You are now the lease owner of a semi-truck, which you selected using our tips, and need a trailer to transport freight. While on your way to Super Ego’s trailer yard, you realized you are not quite sure what to look for or how to select a trailer that will work for you.
According to the NSC, drowsy driving causes around 100,000 crashes, 71,000 injuries, and 1,560 fatalities each year, and according to NHTSA, distracted driving claimed 3,142 lives in 2020.
A long and healthy career is directly connected to a healthy way of life. To be successful as a truck driver, you must juggle day-to-day operations while also maintaining a mentally and physically healthy lifestyle.
As an owner-operator or lease operator, it’s very important to know how to figure out if you are profitable, if you operate at cost, or if you operate at a loss. In order to know this, you need to know how much it costs to operate your truck per mile.
We get it, you really like that truck! You picked it out among many others and want to make it yours! But hey, there's more to a truck besides its awesomeness, and you should definitely keep some things in mind before you drive it out of the yard!
One of the biggest expenses for an owner-operator is the cost of fuel. It adds up so quickly that if you do not manage it correctly, it cuts into your weekly earnings very fast, reducing your profits significantly.
A Lease Purchase program works by allowing you to take the first steps toward owning your equipment. However, certain responsibilities and costs must be considered before signing a lease agreement.