I consider California to be in the same class as Hawaii - off the left coast somewhere that you cant drive to
So LS still covers the cargo insurance then? Thats part of what I wondered about. I was thinking that maybe since it was my trailer, I have to cover the cargo in it as well. Good to know, thanks. I will check with OOIDA on covering the box, thats no biggie.
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My limited experience in calling agents to see if they will load our reefer when a van was called for has all been negative. I don't want to judge to early but our experience so far is that we would have been a little better off pulling a dry van or Landstar's vans. For example we are delivering in two days on the east coast and there are 26 loads that will load a reefer in a 200 mile radius. When you add vans to the list the count goes up to 169.Last edited by a moderator: Sep 20, 2018
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I will let someone else answer this as I need to give it more time and get to the point where agents are calling us.
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