On Episode 712 of WHAT THE TRUCK?!?, Dooner is talking about the state of fleet management. J.J. Keller’s Josh Lovan breaks down the company’s latest fleet survey and lays out the challenges that carriers say they’re facing.

TriumphPay’s Shawn Ludgate highlights pain points in factoring and shares solutions to the issues.

Logistics companies are teaming up to help after the bridge collapse in Baltimore. Ryan Turman, Kevin Speers and Kenneth Payne talk about how they’ve joined forces to help offer solutions and built a drop lot in Charm City. 

Plus, trucker’s house burns down and how you can help; Relay Haul of Fame; bad mouthing bad rates; and more. 

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