Pinnacle Intermodal

🚛 INTERMODAL OPPORTUNITY
Looking for steady freight and home time every day? This is for you.
📍 Hiring Owner-Operators in:
OH • MI • IL • IN • KY • PA
💸 Weekly gross: Up to $4,000/week
📆 Weekly pay (every Friday)
What you’ll love:
✅ Home daily
✅ No forced dispatch
✅ Drop & hook
📢 Must have 1 year experience | No SAP
👉 Don’t miss out — apply today!

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Fuel is the largest cost for owner-operators, but the OOIDA Foundation wants drivers to think in terms other than price per gallon or miles per gallon.

The Foundation recently released a video detailing best practices for improving efficiency.

How and where you buy fuel, how the truck is maintained and whether the load is worth diesel it will take to move it are examined.

Thinking beyond the fuel pump Fuel costs are always at the forefront of a trucking operation, especially when there’s a surge in prices.

Monday motivation🤩🚛 Join our team!

Thank you, truck drivers!💪Drive with Pinnacle Intermodal today!

🚛 Driver Wellness Tip: Stretch It Out at Every Stop 💪
Neck Tilts & Rolls: Slowly lower your right ear toward your right shoulder. Hold, switch sides, and finish by gently rolling your shoulders backward.
Your health drives your success. Stay safe and keep moving! 👊

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has rolled out its new registration system, Motus. However, motor carriers have encountered some early roadblocks.

Crystal Minardi, of OOIDA’s Permits and Licensing Department, told Land Line that carriers were unable to claim their USDOT number in Motus on Tuesday, May 19. That means carriers weren’t able to complete any changes, including MCS-150 updates, address changes, reinstatements or any other updates in the system.

“Until carriers are able to successfully claim their USDOT number in Motus, all account changes and updates remain unavailable,” Minardi said.

Read more here!

FMCSA launches Motus; carriers run into early snags FMCSA’s new registration system, Motus, is up and running. Learn about some of the problems motor carriers have encountered.