One truck, one driver, straight to your dock
Dry van loads from 10,000 to 45,000 lbs across 48 states, with a sealed trailer and no transfers.
Every truckload comes with a seal and a name you can call
Sealed at your dock
The driver photographs the seal number at pickup and again at delivery, so you know nobody opened the doors.
Check calls you never make
GPS pings every 15 minutes, and an alert goes out if the ETA slips by more than an hour.
One load owner
A named dispatcher owns your load from the rate to the signed proof of delivery.
An all-in rate in writing
Fuel, tolls and standard detention terms are in the rate, so the invoice matches the quote.
Equipment we use for truckload
53' dry van
26 pallets
45,000 lbs
340
53' food-grade dry van
26 pallets, washed out
45,000 lbs
40
How a truckload runs
Hour 0 to 2
Rate and book
You send the lane and get a written all-in rate. Say yes and you get a load number and a pickup window.
Pickup day
Sealed and moving
The driver checks in by app, photographs the seal and sends it to you before leaving your yard.
At the dock
Signed and invoiced
The signed proof of delivery reaches your inbox within the hour, with the invoice the same day.
A truckload rescue we are proud of
All case studies
4 trucks
at the dock in 6 hours
An auto parts supplier's carrier walked off a contract on a Monday morning. We had four tractors and trailers at their Dayton plant by 2 pm, and every load made its line time.
“We called at 8 am and had trucks at the dock before the second shift started.”
Plant logistics lead, auto parts supplier
Read the case study
Truckload questions
What is the heaviest load you can take?
45,000 lbs of freight in a 53' dry van, which keeps the truck under 80,000 lbs gross. Heavier freight goes on a flatbed or gets split across two trucks.