For fleet partners
Carrier onboarding, clearly explained
We set out our qualification expectations and dispatch collaboration terms up front, so independent owner-operators and dispatchers can judge a freight assignment before committing.
What carriers can expect
Settlement, lanes, and dispatch
The terms that shape a working partnership, stated plainly.
Prompt payment cycles
Settlement timelines are stated in advance, with rate confirmations issued straightforwardly so every load is clear before it moves.
Stable regional lanes
We aim for predictable freight lanes across our regional corridors, so carriers can plan repeat routes rather than chase one-off work.
Responsive dispatch lines
A direct dispatch line connects you with a coordinator who can confirm pickup windows, delivery details, and any changes during the run.
From our blog
Operational guides for fleet operations
Fuel trends
How fuel price shifts affect lane planning
A look at how fuel cost movements factor into rate conversations, and what fleet operators can review before accepting a regional lane.
Maintenance
Scheduling preventive maintenance around freight
Guidance on planning routine inspections between assignments, so scheduled service protects both delivery reliability and equipment life.
Hours of service
A plain reading of hours of service rules
A summary of how driving and rest time limits shape dispatch planning, and the questions to confirm with your dispatcher before each run.