List of Primary Ocean Freight Brokers

Primary Ocean Freight Brokers: Trustworthy primary ocean freight brokers include Maersk Sealand, Old Dominion Freight and United Parcel Service (UPS). Sealand and Maersk have been shipping ocean freight in 20, 40 and 48 foot containers since the inception of modern organized trucking in 1955. United Parcel Service A Sealand shipping…

Freight Broker Associations

Freight Broker Associations: Freight brokers provide services to cargo shippers by supplying the companies with competent haulers to transport cargo either by rail, truck, ocean tanker or airplane. These brokers tailor transportation services for the shipper’s needs. Industry professionals have the option of joining several international organizations that help them…

Ohio Mortgage Broker Act

The Ohio Mortgage Broker Act defines the role of a mortgage broker in the State of Ohio and establishes requirements for obtaining a mortgage broker’s license. Prior to obtaining their license, prospective mortgage brokers must fulfill requirements including prior experience in the field, and upon receiving the license they must…

Duties of a Mortgage Broker

  They act as an intermediary between the lender and the borrower. They sell loans on behalf of the organizations and businesses. The brokers are regulated by local jurisdictions and are typically paid on a commission basis. This article provides an overview about the range of duties a qualified mortgage…

The Effect of the Internet on Transportation Logistics

Transportation logistics is an integral part of a company’s supply chain. Supply chain activities include sourcing, production and logistics as well as the information system required to coordinate supply chain activities. The Internet is an integral part of the information system needed to coordinate activities. Identification The effect the Internet…

How to Get a Freight Broker

Old black-and-white movies about faraway places often included some shady character who loosely described his employment with the single word “freight,” or a more exotic title like “customs broker.” In spite of the seedy reputation of those characters, the freight broker or freight forwarder is federally licensed professional whose continued…

How to Get a Freight Forward Broker License

Freight Forward Broker : Freight brokers are agents who help customers arrange the transportation and delivery of goods via licensed carriers. Brokers are not required to register as carriers as long as they do not take possession of the goods in transit.They do not carry cargo insurance and do not…

Truck Broker Training

How to get Truck Broker Training? A truck broker, or freight broker, is the “middleman” in shipping goods across the country. These brokers work as liaisons with shippers, who typically are manufacturing companies or agricultural businesses, and drivers, many of whom work as independent contractors. Truck brokers work to gain…

Broker’s Surety Bond Regulations

Surety Bond Regulations: A surety bond is required in a variety of situations involving contracts, commercial activity and licensing. With regard to broker surety bonds, there are three categories of bonds: freight broker bond, insurance broker bond, and mortgage broker bond. Each category of broker bonds is regulated under different…

Freight Broker Surety Bonds?

Freight broker surety bonds are purchased from authorized bond dealers by freight broker companies. A freight broker is a person who serves as a liaison between an authorized freight carrier and a company that wants to ship goods. A freight broker purchases surety bonds, as a form of insurance, and…

How to Verify a Freight Broker Bond

Freight Broker Bond: If you’re new to working with freight brokers, you may be confused about the role of their surety bond. From the Carrier’s standpoint, the surety bond is in place as protection in case the broker refuses to pay for services rendered. Always verify a freight broker’s bond…

Online School for Trucking Brokers

Online School: Freight Broker Training Our freight broker license course is unmatched in the online training industry, because we give our students many tools that other online broker courses do not offer, like load board access, transportation database, license filing service and we sell our broker courses for half of…

Broker & Truck Driver Licensing Requirements

Licensing Requirements: A 2009 American Transportation Research Institute study tracking trends in the trucking industry notes that 7.3 million people are employed in the industry. Out of those jobs, 3.4 million were held by long haul CDL certified truck drivers transporting goods either as independent contractors or for transportation companies….

How to Find Loads for a Trucking Business

Find Loads! Truckers who own their own rigs usually have built up a list of clients for whom they haul on a regular basis. When the truck is not running, or when a trucker must drive an empty rig, the driver loses income. Truckers need to develop good sources to…

How to Start a Freight Agent Company

Freight Agent Company Freight brokers match truckers with empty space with manufacturers who need goods transported. A freight broker, also known as a property broker, never takes possession of the goods transported but arranges for its transportation. A licensed freight broker is able to operate his own business or work…

Why Do People Fail as Freight Brokers?

Through the years I have watched numerous People enter this business. Some make it, some fail. The ones that fail would not do the simple and little things that work. On the other hand, the ones that make it are the ones that follow these 7 simple rules day in…

What Is a Prime Broker?

A prime broker is a broker or brokerage firm that offers special services to certain clients. These clients often include hedge funds, stock specialists, and other money managers. What these clients have in common is the need to be able to borrow securities or funds in the daily course of…

Freight Companies

Freight companies are companies that specialize in the moving (or “forwarding”) of freight, or cargo, from one place to another. These companies are divided into several variant sections. For example, international freight forwarders ship goods internationally from country to country, and domestic freight forwarders, ship goods within a single country….