How my day as a truck dispatcher begins | Booking loads on dat

Hello everyone! I'm Alex and I've been working as a dispatch for 5 months now. In this video, I'm going to show you how my typical day begins as a truck dispatcher. I hope you find this video useful if you are thinking about going into dispatching. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments.

[@withleo305]

have been a great video. thnks

[@alexdispatch1046]

Thanks

[@Mababakirovich]

Cool!!! Really useful videos!🙂

[@dancargologisticsinc7581]

Best of luck!

[@alexdispatch1046]

Thank you!

[@StepbyStep203]

As i think you didn't even booked a single load in 33 Minutes, isn't even grazy 😂

[@alexdispatch1046]

Trees

[@user-tn8ns7gc7d]

Hey Alex, thanks for the videos. I am starting out as a dispatcher. Are you getting loads in the current market? If so, how are the rates? Is flatbed work better than dry van at the moment?

[@alexdispatch1046]

Not working currently, but the rates are quite low. Flatbeds are always slightly better than dry vans due to physical labor involved.

[@noahadim]

@@alexdispatch1046 are carriers still hard to find?

[@user-cq6xu4wl4n]

did you have to take any courses? if yeah, which ones do you recommend? I want to get started but do not know where to get started?

[@alexdispatch1046]

My take advice is don’t take any courses. Just brush up on general things like how it works and how loads are moved and what players are in the game. The best knowledge comes from practice. Courses will not give you much honestly. I didn’t take any courses but I’ve seen guys who came to the industry after taking the course - it just made them think by the rules, which often don’t work. Just start working right away and in three months you will be pretty confident. It took me 6-7 months to get to the level as in the video.

[@ashland145]

How can I contact you?

[@alexdispatch1046]

t.me/akylbalta