Freight Broker/Agent Training | University of West Florida

From licensing and operations to sales and marketing, learn how to get your broker license and start a successful freight brokerage – 100% online and at your own pace!

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Freight brokers find carriers for shippers to haul their freight. They also assume financial responsibility in the shipping process by invoicing shippers, paying carriers and agents, extending credit and more. In the Pensacola region especially, freight brokers in are high demand due to the regions proximity to Florida’s many Gulf Coast ports.

The University of West Florida Freight Broker program will teach you the ins and outs of the industry from experienced freight brokers. You’ll gain the knowledge and resources you need to register with the FMCSA, get a surety bond and break into the shipping industry.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulates commercial motor vehicles and requires that freight brokers obtain a license. This course will help you navigate transportation law overseen by the FMCSA and understand how they impact your operations.