Reputable Carrier that allows self-dispatch on DAT/Truckstop?

What are you looking to do? Dispatch yourself out and back all over the lower 48 or take a company load out & dispatch yourself back or someplace else?
Are you looking to run a certain area or wherever you feel like?
I don't know any company, reputable or not, that's gonna let you self dispatch off a DAT load board with their equipment.
Not every carrier is set up with those brokers and may not want to.
I think Ashley furniture sends you out to a customer & you deadhead back (I think. Someone correct me if I'm wrong)
Sorry, but you might want to look into Greatwide & buy your own truck, though this really isn't a good time to go independent.
Just curious, have you looked at the current freight rates? It ain't pretty....

 

They want to buy their own truck) and lease on to a carrier that lets them self dispatch…so that means spot freight.

Sounds like they also need the carrier to provide the trailer.

I don’t think I’d want to be that first carrier they signed on with…probably will need them to provide everything..IRP, IFTA, 2290 and the list goes on and on.

 

Carrier pays everything up front and then pay back at $250/month. Will have to borrow from the carrier get a used tire. Will expect to be able to charge any repairs and get a cash advance when they take time off.

Maybe I'm too cynical. LOL

 

Lol, then post on TTR that they haven’t been paid in a month and are getting screwed over

 

No, that would never happen.....

 

How much do you think you’ll see every week in your settlement?

Leasing onto a carrier you can expect them to take 25-30% off the top if they’re providing the trailer…probably 30% because you don’t want to liquidate your Beennie Baby collection and get your own credentials..IRP, Ifta etc.

Take off fuel, truck insurance (bobtail/non trucking liability) and everything else..elog fees tolls etc etc. There ain’t much left.

Oh and a truck payment..

 

Lot's of decent carriers that allow you to self dispatch off any load boards you want. (as long as they approve broker credit)
Leasing on and having them upfront all the costs and finance that is a different story.