Training Programs

A comprehensive self-paced training program covering the legal foundations, operational skills, and professional standards required to work as a freight dispatcher. Students learn carrier authority, hours of service, load evaluation, broker communication, dispatch operations, document management, and exception handling across 50 structured lessons.

Everything in the Professional Freight Dispatcher Course plus instructor-reviewed premium assignments, advanced dispatch simulations, load-evaluation and rate-negotiation exercises, driver and broker communication scenarios, personalized feedback with revision and resubmission, a practical capstone project, career-readiness resources, and a one-on-one coaching session.

This course provides a foundational understanding of hazardous materials regulations, classification, labeling, and the responsibilities of employees who handle or transport hazmat. Required for all employees who handle, offer for transport, or transport hazardous materials.

This course provides Function-Specific Training required under 49 CFR §172.704(a)(2) for hazardous materials employees whose assigned duties involve preparing, handling, offering, loading, unloading, documenting, transporting, inspecting, or supervising hazardous materials transportation.

This course covers the safety procedures, emergency response protocols, and personal protective measures required when working with or near hazardous materials. Employees will learn how to recognize, respond to, and report hazmat incidents.

This course provides all hazmat employees with a general awareness of the security risks associated with hazardous materials transportation and the measures used to address those risks. Required for all hazmat employees under 49 CFR §172.704(a)(4).

This course is designed for hazmat employees who perform duties related to a transportation security plan, including personnel security, unauthorized access, en route security, threat recognition, and security responsibilities applicable to the employee's assigned function.

This course satisfies the supervisor training requirements of 49 CFR §382.603. It prepares supervisors to recognize the observable signs and symptoms of controlled substance use and alcohol misuse, understand applicable DOT regulations, and respond appropriately when reasonable suspicion exists.

This course is designed to help motor carriers understand the FMCSA New Entrant Safety Assurance Program, establish effective safety-management controls, organize required records, identify possible compliance deficiencies, and prepare responsibly for an FMCSA Safety Audit. Course completion does not constitute FMCSA certification, government approval, legal advice, or a guarantee that a carrier will pass a Safety Audit.

This course provides practical education on federal motor carrier requirements for owner-operators operating under their own authority or leased to an authorized carrier. Topics include business formation, federal and state registration, driver qualification, drug and alcohol compliance, hours of service, vehicle maintenance, freight contracts, safety management, and financial compliance. Course completion does not constitute legal advice, tax advice, or a guarantee of regulatory compliance.

This course teaches employees, owner-operators, and motor carriers how to create, review, maintain, and audit Driver Qualification Files under 49 CFR Part 391. Topics include determining when a DQF is required, collecting required qualification documents, conducting background investigations, tracking annual and expiration-based records, and correcting deficiencies without falsifying historical records. Course completion does not constitute legal advice or a guarantee of regulatory compliance.

This course walks new and existing motor carriers through every step of the FMCSA registration process using the Motus platform — from obtaining a USDOT number and operating authority to managing company profiles, authorized users, insurance filings, biennial updates, and audit readiness. Students complete 30 structured lessons across 7 modules and pass a final exam to earn a certificate of completion.

This course teaches drivers, dispatchers, safety managers, and motor carriers how to comply with federal Hours of Service and Electronic Logging Device requirements under 49 CFR Part 395 and official FMCSA guidance. Topics include the 11-hour and 14-hour driving rules, the 30-minute break, the 60/70-hour limits, the 34-hour restart, sleeper-berth provisions, HOS exceptions, records of duty status, ELD use requirements, roadside inspection procedures, malfunction handling, supporting documents, record retention, and coercion and harassment protections.

A comprehensive self-paced training program covering the legal foundations, operational skills, and professional standards required to work as a freight dispatcher. Students learn carrier authority, hours of service, load evaluation, broker communication, dispatch operations, document management, and exception handling across 50 structured lessons.

Everything in the Professional Freight Dispatcher Course plus instructor-reviewed premium assignments, advanced dispatch simulations, load-evaluation and rate-negotiation exercises, driver and broker communication scenarios, personalized feedback with revision and resubmission, a practical capstone project, career-readiness resources, and a one-on-one coaching session.