Posting For Good and Bad Brokers

Ive been driving for 10 years myself and in the final process of getting my own authority. Will be active anyday. I have looked at every load board I could find and compared price with what is offerd ease of use loads that sort of thing. So far I think 123loadboard.com is the best I have come across. I have not been able to book any loads from them yet ( long story and I wont bash anyone here) but I think they will work out just fine. Gonehuntin you can PM me if you want and can give you more details.

 

A broker I will be signed on with is R and M Lumber out of Grants Pass Or. Once again have not hauled for them but have spent allot of time talking with the owner. I bought my trailer from them and instead of just skimping on it to get past DOT they went above and beyond. They have also helped me allot with the process of get my own authorities. They are local natives to my home town and thus far have been good people. If they continue to operate as they have up till now I will haul for them till they close their doors.

 

Delete Me.....

 

Hi, I'm LSAgentOZR and we're good brokers. At least, we try to be daily. Just sayin'!

 

We occasionaly pull for Landstar and do local stuff for them(were a towing company/full repair shop as well) and my favorite independent is about to join the Landstar team. We have truthfully never had any bad experiences with the Blue Star. So I approve this message.

 

My authorities will active any day. I have a couple sources for loads but can never have to many. Any recommendations for good brokers gladly appreciated. Will be running 12 western states.

 

Does anyone know what Land Star require to haul for them?

 

What type of trailer?

 

we pull flatbed

 

If you're talking about becoming a BCO, do searches for the threads on Landstar. If you're asking about being an approved carrier, you'll have to call down and ask for a setup package. Check those other threads out if you like, but we can't talk much about it outside those threads.