Learning path
Truck Dispatcher
Keep trucks loaded, legal and profitable.
You like fast-paced problem solving, phone work and planning. Dispatchers find and book loads, plan routes around hours of service, and keep drivers and brokers informed from pickup to delivery.
5courses
61video lessons
~30 htotal study
Your step-by-step route
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1Level 1 · 15 lessons · ~4 h video & reading
North American Freight Industry Fundamentals
How freight really moves across the US and Canada — the players, the modes, the paperwork and the money.Free -
2Level 2 · 18 lessons · ~4 h video & reading
US Truck Dispatch Specialist
Equipment, lanes, load evaluation, load boards, broker negotiation and the full dispatch workflow.$249.00 -
3Level 4 · 14 lessons · ~3 h video & reading
Carrier Operations & Compliance Specialist
USDOT, authority, BOC-3, UCR, MCS-150, insurance, CSA, driver and vehicle compliance, HOS and ELDs.$229.00 -
4Level 9 · 10 lessons · ~2 h video & reading
TMS & Logistics Technology
Master data, assets, loads, dispatch, documents, tracking, invoicing, reports and integrations — hands-on in a training TMS.$199.00 -
5Business track · 4 lessons · ~1 h video & reading
Starting a Dispatch Service
Build an independent truck dispatch business: model, services, agreements, sales, tools and finances.$79.00
Practise in the simulators
Typical roles this path prepares you for
- Truck dispatcher
- Load planner
- Fleet coordinator
- Independent dispatch service
Courses build knowledge and practical skills. Completing them does not by itself grant FMCSA or broker operating authority, a government certification, customs authorization or a professional licence, and does not guarantee employment.