What are the best brokers to use?

Discussion in 'Freight Broker Forum' started by SLTrucking107, Aug 11, 2014.

  1. wonderdog24

    wonderdog24 Medium Load Member

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    What kind of equipment are you running????? Reefer-Flatbed-Dry Van????
     
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  3. SLTrucking107

    SLTrucking107 Bobtail Member

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    im running Dry-Van
     
  4. 281ric

    281ric Road Train Member

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    some guys might find it easier to help you if you give a little more info
     
  5. SLTrucking107

    SLTrucking107 Bobtail Member

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    haha sorry, all I can do is apologize for my lack of information on this. I have 53ft dry van? Van 53? this is all I look for when I look for loads on ChRobinson.
    Anyone have any resources of how to use Internettruckstop.com? how to operate sites, how to book loads, how to get an agreements, step by step instructions?

    Thank you! so sorry to annoy you guys with these nonsense questions
     
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  6. 281ric

    281ric Road Train Member

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    rolling coal pulls a van and I have a feeling he does ok. Read alot of his posts, even his old ones. In all honesty theres no short cut to experience and sharpening your teeth.

    I pull open deck so what I say might not mean a thing but the jist is the same, dont haul cheap , stand your ground and know your worth. No matter what trailer you pull
     
  7. Chinatown

    Chinatown Road Train Member

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    When I pulled reefers, the company preferred CH Robinson because they pay fast. The company didn't have any problems with them like some 0/0's say they had. Never got stuck in California or South Florida either by using them.
     
  8. Chinatown

    Chinatown Road Train Member

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    Check OOIDA website. Good website for information and also load boards.

    Check Farm2Fleet website and Paramount Freight Systems.

    Farm2Fleet will keep you running hard & CH Robinson is also good.
     
  9. dannythetrucker

    dannythetrucker Road Train Member

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    there's also a facebook group called Rate Per Mile Masters where you can learn all about load board strategies.
     
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  10. Derailed

    Derailed Road Train Member

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    Trulos is a free load board which has contact info. You might want to check it out and try calling on some of the loads. Most brokers who dont know you will ask for your MC number to see if your a registered carrier in there system before they discuss much. I think you will find once your up and running you will most likely deal with just a handful of brokers, mainly larger ones like Landstar etc. Sometimes USexpress or Schneider will have some good paying loads advertised on there for dry vans.

    http://www.trulos.com/trulos/post-truck-loads/Truck-Load-Board.aspx
     
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  11. Derailed

    Derailed Road Train Member

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    Just joined that. Some interesting discussion on there
     
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