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Real success for any business involves more than just sales. Tax deductions, equipment depreciation, and expensing, for example, all affect your cash flow. What you don’t know WILL hurt you.

When buying a used commercial vehicle, there are many factors you need to assess in order to get the right truck for you and your business.

Investing in a work truck allows you to consider choices that ensure your vehicle will be resilient through years of work and even have an increased resale value if and when you decide to sell. Deciding on finish and coating is one of those considerations that can ensure the long lasting aesthetic appeal of your vehicle and even and lead to less maintenance.

If you’re looking to the pre-owned market for your next truck, you’re not alone. Close to 60% of all class 8 trucks purchased by owner-operators are actually pre-owned, according to the Truck Purchase and Lease Survey by Overdrive.com.

When it comes to transporting commercial vehicles, minor issues can quickly become major problems. Ensuring your equipment arrives on time and undamaged is essential to your bottom line, as delayed vehicles are vehicles that aren’t generating revenue. Knowing how to find a reputable transport company is vital. Crestline Auto Transport tells us what to look for.

Looking for a new work-truck body? You’re smart enough to know they’re not all created equal, and some research is in order. So, before forking out your hard-earned money, take a quick look at these four reasons why a body constructed of aluminum might fit your needs.

If you've been an entrepreneur or have known one, you realize that starting any new business comes with challenges. And restaurants are one of the more challenging businesses to run. So before taking the step into creating your Food Truck business, let's look at the unique challenges and advantages that may be ahead of you.

Learning how to write a formal food truck business plan is essential to starting and running a successful food truck business. Keep reading and we’ll provide an outline so you can put together a successful food truck business plan.

Creating a comprehensive plan gives you, and your investors, a roadmap to success for your food truck business. It also gives you milestones on which to judge your progress and helps avoid common mistakes. As a reminder, winging it without a plan, regardless of your experience, can be a recipe for disaster.

Looking for information on which type of trailer you might need? Look no further. Visit Comvoy and learn more about the most common truck trailer types.