Henry, truck dispatcher
Truck dispatcher · 8 years in trucking · Author at LaneSprint
Henry is a truck dispatcher with 8 years of experience in trucking. He writes LaneSprint's driver guides and dispatch pages, and checks every rule, fee and pay figure against the regulation or agency page it comes from before it's published.
What Henry writes about
Most of the guides on this site answer the questions drivers bring to a dispatcher: how to get a CDL and which endorsements matter, what the job really pays, what the DOT medical card and drug testing rules require, and what changes when you run your own truck and authority. His dispatch work is where those questions come from; the guides are where the answers get checked and written down.
- Truck dispatch
- Owner-operator trucking
- CDL licensing rules
- FMCSA compliance
- DOT drug and alcohol testing
- Freight factoring
How he checks a guide
- Licensing, medical and drug testing rules are checked against the federal regulation itself (49 CFR Parts 380, 382, 383 and 391) or the FMCSA page, with the date checked shown next to the rule.
- Pay figures come from the Bureau of Labor Statistics wage survey with its release year, or from a named, dated survey. No invented averages.
- Company facts come from each company's own pages, dated, with a note to verify before you apply.
- Medical topics point you to a certified medical examiner; nothing on the site is medical, legal or tax advice.
The full rules are in the editorial policy. Spot an error? Send it through the contact page and it gets checked and corrected.