Whether it’s roadside assistance or a secondary transport task, operating a tow truck is a heavy-duty task that requires a lot of training. However, does the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) require CDL training to operate a tow truck? Is a tow truck considered a commercial vehicle, and do you need a CDL to legally drive one? Here’s how you can know for sure.
Month: March 2019
Social media and your tow truck insurance
Social media is engrained in our world. You can’t escape it. Your tow truck business might have different social media accounts as part of your marketing plan – Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn. And you probably have a website to generate business. So, you appreciate the usefulness and importance of social media.
But the thing is, so do insurance companies. Insurers look at social media accounts when they’re evaluating your business, and what they find could impact how they classify your business, your rates, or even whether or not they want to insure you.
We’ll explain.
Which dispatch software is best for my tow truck business?
With the rise of technology, tow truck fleet management has become easier than ever. However, there are tons of dispatch software packages to choose from, and each one is different for each type of business. So, we’ve compared 6 of the top dispatch software programs to help you make the best choice for your company.
How much is tow truck insurance in Mississippi?
If you’re in the towing world and you’re in Mississippi, you’re probably wondering something pretty important: how much is tow truck insurance in Mississippi? Whether you’re starting a tow truck business or you’ve got an established your business, it’s still a question that you’re very much interested in. You want to know how much you should plan to spend on your insurance, but the thing is that insurance rates can vary widely from business to business. We’re going to explain Mississippi tow truck insurance rates and give some tips for keeping your rates down.