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A dispatcher's daily routine that keeps trucks moving

Good dispatching is a routine as much as a skill. A short checklist at the start, middle and end of the day keeps loads covered and drivers informed.

Trucking3 min readCorvane Ashmoor & Co.

Dispatchers juggle drivers, brokers, paperwork and surprises. A routine keeps the important things from slipping on busy days.

Morning

  • Check every truck's location, hours and status.
  • Confirm today's pickups and appointments.
  • Look ahead for reloads near tomorrow's deliveries.

Midday

  • Track check calls and update brokers.
  • Start detention clocks when they apply.

End of day

  • Collect PODs and bills of lading.
  • Send invoices for delivered loads.
  • Plan tomorrow and send drivers their next load.

Our dispatcher's daily checklist resets each morning.

This article is general information, not legal, tax or regulatory advice. Rules change; confirm current requirements with the responsible agency or a licensed professional.

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