How to start a box truck business: the realistic path from truck to paid work
"Box truck business" means two very different things with very different price tags. Here's what each costs, whether you need a CDL, and how to start.
Galina Hyland
Galina leads operations at Lugg, writing about logistics, supply, and what it takes to power same-day moving at scale.
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Ways to make extra money: an honest look at what actually pays
Most "extra money" advice oversells. Here's what each option really pays, how fast, and which one fits the hours or assets you already have.
Driving for GoShare vs. Lugg: which gig actually fills your day?
On GoShare you hunt for loads and wait on weekly pay. On Lugg, work gets dispatched to a slot you claim, paid same-day. Which fits your truck?
What a Seattle Lugg Helper Learns in 2,600 Five-Star Moves
A five-year Seattle Lugg helper on 2,600 five-star moves, reading tight staircases, and what the work built — no truck required, in his own words.
Summer jobs for teachers: 12 flexible ways to earn well in 2026
Tutoring, gig work, camps, remote roles — 12 summer jobs for teachers that actually pay and don't eat your whole break.
The best high paying summer jobs of 2026 (and how to hit $50/hour)
Forget the $15/hour cashier shift. These four side hustles can push your summer earnings past $50 an hour — here's exactly how to start.
Amazon driver jobs in 2026: DSP, Flex, and what each pays
Amazon says Flex drivers earn $18–$25/hr. After gas and wear? Closer to $12. Here's the real pay picture, and the gig paths clearing $40+/hr.
Truck driver salary in 2026: what drivers really make
Truck drivers earn a median $57,440 a year, about $27.62 an hour, ranging $38K to $110K+. See 2026 pay by role, and how local Lugg driving compares.
UPS Driver Jobs vs. Gig Apps: Which Pays Better?
Compare what you'd actually take home at UPS versus what independent movers earn on gig platforms like Lugg, starting from day one.