Before i was leased to landstar 3 years ago{ive hauled a load or two for you}, I was with roadrunner....I thought roadrunner was the best thing going, I was treated good and i loved it. ONLY reason i left was because i wanted to be home more. You find your own freight with roadrunner. At the time you made %96 of whatever a load paid, if you found load on your own thru a broker. Then after 3 loads it went down 1% each time. You can get freight from one of the many terminals across the US. But normally thats a 2 day wait and i couldnt do that wanting to go home more. I loved it there, would go back in a heartbeat...

The days of searching for your own freight are now done at RR. I was with Dawes before they were merged with RR, and still have a lot of friends over there.

They have made an emphasis to load leased trucks over outside power at their terminals for about a year now. It used to be they would contract outside carriers for X number of loads and would often load them instead of their own trucks, but that practice is now pretty well done with. They still use outside power, especially for unpopular destinations (Albuquerque, Denver, other dead end spots).

They also now have a department that does nothing but search the load boards and other sources for non RR freight if you're in an area where there's no RR terminal. A good friend of mine lives in eastern Colorado and they get him (admittedly cheap) stuff back to Milwaukee all the time. They find it, call you and see if you want it, then book it. He's very pleased with how it's been working.

What other companies are affiliated with Roadrunner transportation?

If you need any information on Roadrunner, I can help. Just send me an email to cheryl_webb@live.com

I know RR was just bought out by Arkansas Best Corp(ABC) a large corp that owns ABF and a number of other companies.

I was with them for 4 months 4 years ago. Bunch of nastiest lying sob I've ever delt with.