Revolutionizing the Way You Move
Moving can be a daunting task, often filled with stress and uncertainty.
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12/05/2023
Introduction:
The holiday season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than with some extra cash in your pocket?
11/22/2023
As Thanksgiving approaches, we at Doft want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to the incredible members of our community: the drivers, dispatchers, owner-operators, motor carriers, freight brokers, and shippers who make our platform thrive.
09/18/2023
🎉🥳 We're thrilled to announce that Joshua C. is the lucky winner of our recent sweepstakes, taking home a grand cash prize of $1,000! 🤑💰
07/06/2023
Doft is thrilled to announce its exciting July Sweepstakes, giving everyone a golden opportunity to win a whopping $1000 in cash! Whether you're truck driver, dispatcher, carrier, or logistics enthusiast, this is your chance to participate and stand a chance to be the lucky winner. Read on to learn more about the details and how you can enter for a shot at the prize.
02/24/2023
New Doft Update: Post Truck, Location Tracking, and Easy Sign In!
We are excited to announce the latest Doft update, which brings new features that will help make your experience even better. Here are the new features we're introducing:
02/24/2023
From the COVID-19 pandemic to the Suez canal blockage and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the global supply chain has taken a beating over the past couple of years. Now, with a recession on the horizon, it looks like a major blow is on its way.Â
07/22/2022
Doft subscription plan price is increasing for the first time. Since launching Doft in 2018, we've continuously released new product offerings and expanded our presence across the U.S., including more freight sources and more services to help you work and run your trucking business efficiently.
06/26/2022
The uberization of trucking has gained popularity as it helps to make the most use of empty space in trucks. But, what are the challenges it faces?
By Aliya Salakhova June 23, 2022
06/19/2022
The trucking industry is dealing with a big problem: we are anticipating a shortage of 100,000 drivers in the next year. Companies are looking to fill these spots with new hires that may not have been able to thrive in the industry before.Â