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**sandman1976** · 11.02.2009

Originally Posted by laratag

We have a truck sitting idle with a double drop and a B-Train. Any chance the brokers on getloaded.com will allow intrastate loads without a DOT.

you don't have to have mc# to haul in state,that i know of. i'm making the switch myself to intrastate hauling,but if necessary i'll reactivate my authority.

**JasonTheRock** · 11.02.2009

Originally Posted by sandman1976

you don't have to have mc# to haul in state,that i know of. i'm making the switch myself to intrastate hauling,but if necessary i'll reactivate my authority.

I think brokers want an MC # for (among other reasons) is for the safety ratings of the FMCSA, even if you are hauling instate. I also think that most brokers have no clue regarding instate operating authorities since they are all different, its just easier for them to require you to have an MC number.

Let us know what you find out when you get started.

**sandman1976** · 11.03.2009

i called the next day after i posted this mesg and they didn't give me hassle.i got one question though,if i had my authority previously,but i'm switching to in state only,can i reactivate my authority since i have ins. on file? i may get irp tags,but i don't want to pay the extra cash yet.

**Murphe** · 11.09.2009

Originally Posted by malualua

Soon I will be getting rid of getloaded as it's a cookie-cut version of 123loadboard at triple the price. For those that don't know... 123loadboard is the only site providing countless cool features for 30 bucks a month and their load count is quite good too. Getloaded has increased their rates to $99/month and ITS is easily over $100 for the same features that 123loadboard provides.

Finally, when choosing a loadboard to use, look at price, features, easy truck posting and load count.

I have to agree, 123loadboard.com is winning me over. Getloaded is becoming an ad driven website, half not even related to trucking and the Truckstop.com people are just plain rude.

I've been looking at loadmax.com , anyone use them?

**JasonTheRock** · 11.09.2009

Originally Posted by Murphe

I have to agree, 123loadboard.com is winning me over. Getloaded is becoming an ad driven website, half not even related to trucking and the Truckstop.com people are just plain rude.

I've been looking at loadmax.com , anyone use them?

pete and re-pete.

**sandman1976** · 11.11.2009

i stand corrected on the mc#,get ur authority,get a processing agent and dot number. these aren't required to haul intrastate,but the crookers are requiring it.

**2hellandback** · 11.11.2009

Originally Posted by malualua

I just got back from a 2 week run hauling reefer loads through 14 States.

All the loads hauled were from multiple boards including 123loadboard.com, getloaded and truckstop. I don't use transcore/3sixty as it's too expensive and really not worth it.

Soon I will be getting rid of getloaded as it's a cookie-cut version of 123loadboard at triple the price. For those that don't know... 123loadboard is the only site providing countless cool features for 30 bucks a month and their load count is quite good too. Getloaded has increased their rates to $99/month and ITS is easily over $100 for the same features that 123loadboard provides.

Finally, when choosing a loadboard to use, look at price, features, easy truck posting and load count.

Yes and i compared them both same search area getloaded had 47 loads ,,,123 had 29 loads