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  1. 01-04-2007 01:53 AM #1
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    Default Theory, books to read before start.

    Hello everybody!!!
    I am seaman. I want start my business as owner.
    Think first to read some books about truck business.
    About – how to calculate profitability.
    - Chartering, freight etc.
    Very appreciate you for advice.
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    Unless you are talking about getting your own authority, most carriers require at least 6 months to 1 year of current experience before they will sign a lease with you. If you are planning on getting your authority, most insurance carriers require at least 2 years experience. You may want to do a search. This is a subject that has been discussed a lot on the forum. How much experience do you have?
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    Your actually reading the best book ever written right here. Everything you need to know has been posted. Just start clicking and reading and good luck to you!

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