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The Big Rig Trucking "For Hire" Professional Haulers mailing list enables marketers to target registered owners of trucking fleets nationwide who are independent owners seeking for hire to haul materials locally, regionally, and coast-to-coast. They are owners of small trucking companies as well as large corporations who manage and oversee the daily operations of company owned, privately owned, and cooperatively owned fleets. They need quality products and services that range from aftermarket automotive parts to commercial trucking insurance.
These owners are the top decision-makers in their companies and have titles that include CEO or President. They hire and manage teams of employees who ensure the efficient and safe operation of their truck hauling company. They have truck fleets that range from two to over one hundred. Their drivers carry CDL licenses and operate semi-tractors and trailers that run intrastate and interstate. They transport goods for industries including construction, manufacturing, food distribution, petroleum, sanitation, automotive, and general freight. Registered trucking fleet owners make major purchasing decisions on fleet leasing, regulatory and DOT compliance, business management, new product technologies, EPA diesel emissions standards, scheduled maintenance and inspections, employee drug testing, green fuel initiatives, and driver fatigue and training. Marketers can choose from selections including hazmat, CDL certified, short and long haulers, cargo type and fleet size to dial in on their target audience.
Trucking transportation fleet haulers need a team of professionals to help run their business. These professionals have a wide range of job titles including:
Dispatcher
Long Haul Driver
Maintenance Supervisor
Freight Manager
Warehouse Manager
Forklift Operator
Big Rig Trucking "For Hire" Professional Haulers require quality products for operational success and profitability. They purchase trucks, refrigerated vans, GPS systems, load security supplies, truck parts, fuel storage containers, electronic components, maintenance supplies, tools, warranties, automotive care products, tires, and windshields. They also purchase professional business supplies like executive business wear, office supplies, computers, software, and office furnishings.
They are receptive to marketing offers from truck manufacturers, retailers, government agencies, energy and fuel providers, driver safety providers, transportation software developers, tradeshow coordinators, industry publications, financial institutions, and continuing education providers. |
