Are you trying to decide whether or not you should start an auto transport broker business or a car hauling business?
If so then worry no more.
In this video, we are talking about the pro’s and con’s of starting a car hauling business or an auto transport broker business. These topics include:
01 | Financial
02 | Freedom
03 | Regulations
04 | Time
05 | Motivation
Check it out and then in the comments below, tell me if you’re a current/aspiring auto transport broker or car hauler and why you chose that path.
Great information
Thank you very much!
Im actually looking to become a broker and my husband is looking to get the truck and go out on the road for now.
Awesome stuff Kelly! I am happy that you found it helpful on your journey. Let me know if you need any help along the way! 🙂
Ashley
Thanks young lady , thats was pretty good … I myself is looking to haul equipment part time too get my feet wet on the weekends , whoever the equipment is high and i think Uship is free however can’t wait too hear what you have to say about part time hauling !
You’re more than welcome my friend and thanks for being here. Did you just say part time? ? lol I promise video coming soon!
Ashley
Good information is what you do best!!!! Thanks for all you do for us.
Humbled. Thanks for being here Paul. That means the world to me. 🙂
Ashley
You really have helpful information. I am an aspiring car hauler looking forward to getting in the business. Im having trouble putting a business plan together though and would really love a video on just how to get your car hauling business dream and turn it into reality.
Hello Kevin! You might find this video I did helpful, called ““Auto transport business plan- do you really need one?”! As far as turning your dream into a reality? Here’s a post I did called “How to start a car hauling business in 8 steps”. It should help you get started. Thanks so much for being a member of the ReloGeek community! I appreciate you.
Ashley
Can’t wait to see the video about part time driver that is one of the things I will be doing cause my job I have working construction is seasonal. Thanks for the video info they’re very helpful.
🙂 I think it’ll be published tomorrow. Thanks for being here Lee. I appreciate you!
Ashley
Good Evening,
Thank you for the information Auto Transport Broker v. Car Hauler Business. I have an interest in starting a car hauling business. I do understanding your hesitation regarding someone doing the car hauler business part-time. However, I do want to keep ny full-time job. At least for now. My thought process is to get a Ford 350 and trailer for three cars. I live in Jacksonville, FL and would be looking to work regionally. I would like to have another individual work on a contract basis to keep the truck on the road as much as possible. I need to get a better understanding of the expenses involved both fixed and variable. Also, I need to determine the market. Any insight you may be able to provide would be most beneficial.
Thank you!
Donnell
Part time video coming today! Stay tuned. In the meantime this post on “How to start a car hauling business in 8 steps” might be useful. Thanks for being here Donnell.
Ashley
I own a small car hauling company right just a little guy I’m finding it very hard to find good paying loads and keeping my tralier full I’m doing a lot of dead heading I enjoy it very much but not making good money I’m afraid I’m going to have to close it down and don’t want to do u have any tips that mite help save my company I have in runing for 6 mounths now with a 2 car tralier and my Ford diesel pick up
Jesse, just looking at this, I think that one of the biggest issues I see is you’re running a 2 car set up. It’s a very difficult game to play. Apart from that, I’d love to talk with you further. Fill out my contact form and I’ll be in touch. Let’s figure this out.
Ashley
Great video. I am currently a mom of 4 and i work as a company truck driver locally. I need the work life balance so i decideed to aim for becomeing a broker and hot shot truck owner (the maintenance for the hot shot truck is less expensive) I want to get some hot shot trucks to haul cars and hire drivers (ultimately i do not want to be a driver). Id also like to be a car hauler broker for the loads. What is your take on this?
I think it’s great that you have plans and a dream. Which is a start. I would suggest getting quoted for insurance for said hot shot because the insurance for it can be a lot more expensive than a semi. Start there and then build a more solid plan and execute.
Good luck super mom! 😉 I’m rooting for you!
Ashley