Dry Van
A dry van is a type of semi-trailer that’s fully enclosed to protect shipments from outside elements. Designed to carry palletized, boxed, or loose freight, dry vans aren’t temperature-controlled (unlike refrigerated “reefer” units) and can’t carry oversized shipments (unlike flatbed trailers).
Steep Deck
A step deck trailer has no sides roof, or doors, resembling a platform. This type of trailer is a semi-trailer that has two deck levels, with the higher, shorter one positioned closer to the front.
Flat Bed
A flatbed is a trailer with a flattened hauling platform, and most can be loaded from the top, sides, and rear. They come in several different styles with various features to handle everything from building materials and industrial equipment to aircraft parts and mobile homes.
Reefer
In trucking, a “reefer” is a refrigerated trailer that gets attached to a semi-truck in order to transport perishables and other temperature-sensitive goods. Reefers may also be used for heated goods.
Hotshot Trucking
Hotshot trucking involves hauling smaller, more time-sensitive LTL loads within a specific timeframe, and usually to a single customer or location. Hotshot loads are usually delivered using medium-duty trucks that pull flatbed trailers.
Other Services
Freight Dispatching
Safety and Compliance
Carrier Packets
Shipper Credit Check
Negotiate Top Paying Loads
Flat Percentage Per Load
Load Assignment
Factoring Invoicing and paperwork
Communication between carrier, dispatcher, driver, and brokers
Customized Trip Planning
Weekly Trip Planning
Add On Services
State Filing (Register your Company)
EIN
Bookkeeping
Organize your fuel receipts, trucking business expenses to prepare you for tax season.
In order to successfully dispatch you, we will need the following documents:
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Signed copy of your W-9
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Copy of your MC Certificate
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Copy of your Certificate of Insurance
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Copy of your Notice of Assignment from the factoring company. (Will need factoring login information so we can process the invoice on your behalf).