Equipment

Every trailer booksdifferently. We know how.

Your dispatcher knows the freight, the brokers and the rates for the equipment you run — and what to ask before you ever hook up.

Row of semi trucks parked side by side
Semi truck pulling a dry van trailer
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Dry Van

The workhorse of American freight. We keep a van moving with consistent lanes and quick reloads so the box is never sitting empty.

Typical freight
Packaged goods, retail, paper, non-perishable food
We watch for
Drop-and-hook options, live unload times, weight
Good fit
Regional loops and coast-to-coast lanes
Tractor with a refrigerated trailer
02

Reefer

Temperature-controlled freight pays more and forgives less. We plan around appointment times, produce seasons and fuel for the unit.

Typical freight
Produce, meat, dairy, frozen food, pharmaceuticals
We watch for
Set points, pulp temps, strict appointments, lumper fees
Good fit
Produce lanes with dry freight back when it pays
Flatbed truck hauling freight
03

Flatbed

Open-deck freight rewards carriers who know their securement. We negotiate tarp and securement pay up front, not after the fact.

Typical freight
Steel, lumber, building materials, machinery
We watch for
Tarp requirements, dimensions, loading method
Good fit
Construction and manufacturing corridors
Heavy equipment loaded on a low-deck trailer
04

Step Deck

The lower deck opens up taller freight that will not fit a flatbed. We check heights, permits and routing before you roll.

Typical freight
Equipment, machinery, tall crated freight
We watch for
Loaded height, permits, ramps and loading access
Good fit
Equipment moves and over-height loads
Semi tractor without a trailer
05

Power Only

You bring the tractor, the broker or shipper brings the trailer. We line up drop-and-hook freight that keeps you moving with less waiting.

Typical freight
Pre-loaded dry van and reefer trailers, trailer repositioning
We watch for
Trailer condition, interchange agreements, insurance requirements
Good fit
Owner-operators without a trailer
White box truck parked at a building
06

Box Truck

Straight trucks earn on local and regional work and on recurring routes. We find the freight that fits a 26-foot box, not a 53-foot trailer.

Typical freight
Partial loads, expedited freight, final-mile deliveries
We watch for
Liftgate and dock-height needs, weight limits
Good fit
Regional runs and dedicated routes
Pickup truck pulling a trailer
07

Hotshot

Time-critical partials and expedited loads on a pickup and gooseneck. We keep the deck full and the deadhead short.

Typical freight
Equipment, vehicles, urgent partial loads
We watch for
Deck length, weight ratings, pickup windows
Good fit
Fast regional turns
Covered-deck trailer
08

Conestoga

Flatbed loading with van-style protection. Shippers pay for the rolling tarp system — we make sure they do.

Typical freight
Machinery, coated steel, freight that cannot be tarped
We watch for
Inside dimensions, side-load access, premium rates
Good fit
High-value open-deck freight

Ready when you are

Let's get your truck moving.

Tell us what you run and where you like to run it. A dispatcher will call you back with a plan.

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