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Bread Routes
Purchase and distribute branded baked goods to grocery stores, restaurants, and retailers with established customer demand.
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EMS Routes
Provide essential medical deliveries, ensuring timely arrivals and distribution to hospitals, clinics, and emergency responders.
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FedEx P&D Routes
Own and operate a local FedEx Ground delivery business, managing drivers and daily package deliveries within a defined territory.
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FedEx Linehaul Runs
Run a trucking operation hauling FedEx trailers between hubs, typically covering longer regional or interstate routes.
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Amazon DSP
Manage last-mile delivery operations under Amazon’s DSP program, overseeing drivers and daily package deliveries.
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Waste Management Routes
Own and operate a recurring revenue business focused on waste collection, disposal, and recycling services.
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Creating an Employee Handbook
Running a successful company starts with having a solid team. An employee handbook is a critical factor in creating company culture and guidelines for your employees. Whether your employees are part-time, seasonal, or full-time, having some form of agreement in place is essential. An agreement establishes clear expectations and regulations for your team members.
How to Find and Retain the Right Manager for Your FedEx Ground Business
When purchasing a FedEx Ground operation, you should always be prepared to have your manager give notice. Your manager will not be contractually obligated to you, so it is important to secure a window of support from the seller in case you lose your manager.
What is a Labor Market Analysis?
As we continue to face labor shortages, contractors struggle to recruit drivers for their operations. To help combat the challenges of finding drivers, we have partnered with Bright Flag Recruiting. One of the biggest challenges contractors face when buying or operating in a market is determining what they need to pay to be competitive when recruiting and retaining drivers.
How to Get a New FedEx Ground Driver Approved
With an ever-increasing demand for transporting packages, drivers play a significant role in the overall success of your business. Without drivers, you are unable to meet the obligations of your contract for your Customer Service Area (CSA).