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Truck Types

We dispatch what you drive

Four equipment types, one dispatch desk. Each has its own lane playbook, broker bench and rate targets — pick yours for the full breakdown.

Dry van tractor on the highway

01

Dry Van

53-ft enclosed trailers hauling retail, food and general commodities through the densest freight corridors in America. Target $2.40+/mi.

Dry Van Details
Flatbed-style long-haul trucks on an open highway

02

Flatbed

Open-deck steel, lumber and machinery freight with tarping and strapping expertise. Target $2.70+/mi on 48,000-lb decks.

Flatbed Details
Step deck eligible box truck on a mountain route

03

Step Deck

Lower-deck height for tall equipment up to 10 ft that vans can't clear. Target $2.80+/mi on specialized freight.

Step Deck Details
Temperature-controlled freight staged in cold-chain racking

04

Reefer

Temperature-controlled produce, pharma and frozen freight with detention discipline. Target $2.90+/mi, −20 to 70°F.

Reefer Details
Dispatched driver following live route guidance

Why Equipment Matters

The right lanes for your trailer

A reefer running dry-van lanes leaves money on the table; a flatbed without tarp-paying freight is just an expensive van. Equipment-specific dispatch means your dispatcher knows which shippers pay for your trailer — and which brokers to avoid with it.

Switching equipment? We re-profile your lanes and broker bench before your first load on the new trailer.

Match My Equipment

Tell us your trailer. We'll show you the lanes.

Free lane and rate assessment for your exact equipment — no commitment.

Get My Lane Plan