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Tow Business Podcast

Tow Business Podcast

著者： Jeff Poquette / Brad McIntosh
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 There’s No Business Like Tow Business Running a towing business in today's world is tough. The Tow Business Podcast focuses on towing business topics and discusses all topics that relate to owning and operating a successful towing company. We welcome all show ideas and feedback.Copyright 2023 Towing Media Partners LLC マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • DOT Compliance With Brian Riker - 143

    DOT Compliance With Brian Riker - 143
    2025/06/09
    In this episode, we speak with Brian Riker, a DOT compliance expert in the towing industry. He addresses common misconceptions about towing regulations and highlights the importance of operational compliance for liability management. Brian shares insights on establishing a compliant towing business, the significance of proper record-keeping, and the potential consequences of non-compliance. He offers practical strategies for enhancing safety and training while emphasizing that prioritizing compliance is crucial for protecting both the business and its drivers. Chapters 0:27 Introduction and Acknowledgements 0:53 Coping with Loss in the Industry 4:45 Guest Introduction: Brian Riker 5:36 Importance of Compliance in Towing 10:05 Understanding Compliance Requirements 14:10 First Steps Towards Compliance 18:16 The Challenges of Hiring Drivers 22:42 Clarifying CDL vs. CMV Regulations 25:32 Misconceptions About Hours of Service 28:05 The Consequences of Violations 32:58 The Importance of Proper Documentation 36:08 Navigating State Regulations 39:40 Protecting Your License as a Driver 41:07 The Role of Attorneys in Towing 51:08 The Impact of Drug Testing Regulations 52:08 Roadside Inspection Myths Busted 58:05 Closing Thoughts on Compliance and Safety
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    1 時間 7 分
  • Which One Are You? - 142

    Which One Are You? - 142
    2025/05/19
    In episode 142 of the Tow Business Podcast, we explore the dynamics between towing industry owners and employees. We discuss different owner communication styles and their effects on team morale, advocating for operational transparency and accountability. The conversation covers the role of AI in hiring, teamwork in field operations, and the importance of clarity in company policies to prevent miscommunication. We emphasize fostering a positive work environment through effective communication and responsibility, reinforcing professionalism across the board. 0:27 Introduction to Tow Business Podcast 2:01 Seasonal Housekeeping in Towing 5:05 Embracing AI in Employee Reviews 7:53 Enhancing Recruitment with AI 10:57 Importance of Safety Manuals 14:19 Identifying Owner and Employee Types 15:39 Transparency in Ownership 31:04 Cost Awareness in Damage Claims 32:17 Employee Contributions to Company Health 36:24 Punctuality and Professionalism 40:00 Personal Appearance and Cleanliness 42:18 Creating Your Value for Raises 44:26 Teamwork and Support Among Employees 49:46 Enforcing Policies and Procedures 58:32 The Importance of Doing the Right Thing 1:00:40 Conclusion and Call to Action
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    1 時間 2 分
  • Talking Peer Groups With Bert King - 141

    Talking Peer Groups With Bert King - 141
    2025/04/28
    Chapters 0:27 Introduction to the Tow Business Podcast 1:47 Florida Tow Show Recap 5:50 New Initiatives in Towing 10:21 Owner's Groups Discussion 18:24 Consulting Insights from Burt King 32:31 The Role of Ego in Business 46:39 Marketing Strategies for Towers 47:27 Interest in Owner's Groups 1:02:14 Personal Experiences and Accountability 1:13:53 Contact Information and Closing Remarks Long Summary In this episode of the Tow Business Podcast, we delve deep into the intricacies of the towing industry, drawing insights from our recent experiences and interactions at the Florida Tow Show and the Tow Summit. The conversation kicks off with reflections on the weather's impact on business. We touch on the fluctuating attendance at the Florida Tow Show, analyzing feedback from attendees and vendors alike, while acknowledging the evolving landscape of these events. There’s an air of camaraderie as we discuss the importance of familiar faces and new connections we made, highlighting the value of community within this sometimes isolating industry. A significant announcement from this episode is the formation of the American Towing Advocates Association, a collective aimed at enhancing the industry's image and addressing long-standing issues such as insurance treatments and operational challenges. I elaborate on my new role as vice chair, expressing the urgency and importance of having a unified voice to advocate for better practices and respect on our highways. This association is not just about voicing concerns; it's about being proactive in addressing the issues we face in our day-to-day operations. We shift our focus to the concept of owner’s groups and the enormous potential they hold for individual businesses and the towing industry as a whole. I’m joined by Burt King, a respected figure in the towing consulting realm, who explains the value of joining peer groups for accountability and shared wisdom. Burt elaborates on his journey from operating a successful towing company to becoming a consultant who helps others achieve their business goals. We discuss the critical need for towing professionals to understand their finances, emphasizing how many operators inadvertently neglect this aspect, often leading to unsustainable practices. Throughout our discussion, we highlight the importance of managing ego and fear in decision-making processes. We share personal stories that showcase how emotional responses to business challenges can cloud judgment and lead to long-term pitfalls. The conversation encourages listeners to embrace the benefits of collaboration, to lean on one another, and to move away from a mindset of competition towards one of community and shared growth. Burt outlines the tangible benefits of being part of an owner's group, including insightful feedback from peers on company operations and financial health. He provides examples of how simple conversations lead to innovative solutions, demonstrating the diverse perspectives that can be drawn from operators across different regions. By sharing their unique challenges and successes, towing companies can learn from one another, avoiding costly mistakes and helping to raise the industry standard overall. We conclude the episode by inviting listeners to consider joining owner groups and supporting the newly launched American Towing Advocates Association. I emphasize the critical nature of being involved, not just for personal growth, but for the collective elevation of the towing profession. This episode serves as a rallying call to the towing community, urging everyone to embrace collaboration, professionalism, and proactive change to foster a brighter future for our industry. Brief Summary In this episode of the Tow Business Podcast, we explore the nuances of the towing industry, sharing insights gained from the Florida Tow Show and the Tow Summit. I discuss the significance of community in our field, noting the formation of the American Towing Advocates Association, where I serve as vice chair, to address key industry issues effectively. Joining me is Burt King, who emphasizes the value of owner’s groups for accountability and financial clarity among towing professionals. We reflect on the emotional challenges in decision-making and advocate for collaboration over competition, highlighting how peer interactions can lead to innovative solutions. We conclude by encouraging listeners to engage with owner groups and support the movement toward a unified and professional towing industry.
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    1 時間 17 分

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