Overview
Dispatching for box truck carriers
Box-truck freight lives in a different corner of the market, closer to home and often with regional brokers. We work that corner, lining up back-to-back runs so a straight truck stays productive through the day.
What we watch
Load planning for box truck
Local and regional lanes
Box-truck work rewards density: loads that string together close to home. We plan around your base and the lanes you can run and still get home.
Lift gates and delivery type
Residential, commercial and dock-high deliveries each come with their own needs. We confirm lift-gate and delivery requirements with the broker before you accept.
Partials and expedite
Smaller and time-sensitive freight can pay well when it's planned right. We look for partials and expedited loads that fit the truck and the hours you have.
Do you dispatch local and regional box-truck freight?
Yes. Box-truck work tends to live closer to home with regional brokers, so we work that corner of the market and string loads together to keep a straight truck productive through the day.
Can you find loads that need a lift gate?
We confirm lift-gate and delivery requirements — residential, commercial or dock-high — with the broker before you accept, so you aren't caught out at the delivery.
Do you handle partials and expedited loads?
We do. Smaller and time-sensitive freight can pay well when it's planned right, so we look for partials and expedite work that fit your truck and your available hours.
Get started
Run box truck? Let's talk.
Tell us your lanes and how you like to run. We'll explain how we'd dispatch your equipment and what it would cost for your operation.