How to Become a Freight Broker in North Carolina

We train agents on industry terms, how to get a freight broker license and the rules and regulations of the industry.

Freight broker class training consisting of our Online Freight Broker Training through our cutting-edge Learning Management System. Our Freight Broker License Training Guide was written by members of our load board and a group of experienced freight brokers in the industry, who have a combined total of 15 years of knowledge and experience in the trucking industry.

Our training guide provides you with all of the information you need to become a freight broker or an agent as well as the step-by-step process by which to move freight, find drivers as well as how to use the carrier agreement forms provided.

You get all of this in one easy, convenient, affordable package! These training modules taught through our learning management system help you manage your time to complete the courses as efficiently as possible.

Freight brokers play an integral role in the process of transporting freight from point A to point B. If a shipping company is in need of a carrier, they may not have the time or resources to do the proper research in order to find a carrier who is responsible and reliable. Instead, freight brokers are just one call away, and since doing the research is part of their job function, they can make seamless connections between both parties. Freight brokers will also need to communicate frequently with both carriers and shippers to ensure expectations are being met. To assist with these duties, freight agents will work for brokers as independent contractors, helping to ensure that business practices are effective and highly functional.