Freight UniversityFree logistics education

Training

Every seat in the circle.

The training pages, chapter by chapter, for brokers, dispatchers, researchers and carriers. Some pages ask you to log in first; your free account opens them.

A network of freight lanes glowing across a dark map.

Freight brokers & agents

Freight broker training, step by step.

Ten chapters with outlines, PDFs and 29 audio teachings from the live development class.

  1. Begin hereThe starting-point outline, then understanding your market first.
  2. Chapter 1 · Your business futureA timeline, three outlines and three audio teachings, including the role of a freight broker.
  3. Chapter 2 · Structures of transportationFreight classification, terms of sale, and choosing your mode and industry, with four short videos.
  4. Chapter 3 · Shippers, carriers and lanesKnowing your shipper, the importance of carriers, the workflow of your first load, traffic lanes, the 12 rules for a perfect load and the bridge over the Catch-22.
  5. Chapters 4 to 6 · Rates, factoring, brokeringUnderstanding freight rates, working with factoring companies, and the different types of freight brokering.
  6. Chapters 7 to 10 · Protection and rulesBroker bond and insurance, the ACORD certificate, freight claims, trailer equipment and FMCSA regulations.

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Dispatchers & researchers

Dispatch and freight research.

One page, in order, with 15 audio teachings.

  1. Freight research
  2. Load Board Mastery
  3. Your AI research agent
  4. Rate Con Ready
  5. Fraud
  6. The Catch-22
  7. Choosing an industry
  8. Conversations with brokers and carriers
  9. Dispatch services
  10. Your first carrier
  11. Hours of service, TONU and CSA
  12. Choosing a carrier

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Where should I start?

Join free, then open the training and start with freight broker training, Chapter 1. If you already work in freight, the training pages let you go straight to your seat in the circle.

Do I need to log in to use the training?

Some training pages ask you to log in first. Your free account opens them, and you log in the same way as always, through our student login.

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