Trip Planning For Truck Driving School Students - Part 3

In part 3, which is our final article in our series on Tripdelivering early. Wasting your drive time at a truck stop
Planning for Truck Driving School Students, we arebecause you're early may be relaxing now, but when
looking at the performance benefits of on-time service.you consider what it may be costing you, you may
In ruck driving school often the discussion turns to thereconsider. The sooner your empty, the sooner your
importance of on-time service and its benefits. Hereon the road again.
we list a few tips that will help you form a habit of- Arriving on time will prevent the "back of the line"
on-time service and round out the process ofmentality you may find from busy shippers out on the
profitable trip planning.road. The shipper planned to have the freight delivered
On-time service is the ultimate goal when you plan aat a certain time, and the next truck after you. When
trip. When you plan your trip properly and deliver onyou're late you are disrupting the shippers schedule
time, you'll be ready for the next load sooner. On-timeand so you may have to wait until they can work you
service leads to priority dispatch and ultimately morein. This article ends our series on Trip Planning for
money in your pocket.Truck Driving School Students. We tried to stress the
Here is how to plan for on-time service:importance of planning and staying organized. This
- Plan your trip so you arrive at least 15 minutes earlyshould help you even after truck driving school.
at each destination. Remember this when it comes toFollowing the tips in this article and the others in our
late loads. One minute late is still late. The 15 minuteseries will help you realize your ultimate goal of making
buffer will leave you room for the unexpected.as many profitable trips as you can.
- If you are running early make sure to ask about