Keeping records, monitoring drivers' daily logs for errors or violations and monitoring their working hours andequipment availability.Keeping tabs on the weather at all drivers' locations to be able to flag potential issues, typically with the aid ofnumerous computer programs.Serving as a reliable point of contact to balance driver's health and safety with customer requirements.Combining shipmentsbased on their routes and timeline to minimize how many trucks and drivers are out.Determining the best delivery methods and negotiate rates directly with vendors and customers, and get the necessary documents and permits that drivers will need when shipping chemicals or livestock.