Trucking can be a very lucrative business. So, it is no surprise that people are drawn to make massive amounts of money with, at times what seems like, very little work. The United States Department of Transportation regulates the movement of freight by truck across the United States. Even the requirements of who can coordinate the movement of freight is regulated. That is what we will discuss in this book. Who can legally move freight?

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