F.A.Q

Yes, in most cases you need an active MC number to book loads as a for-hire carrier. Brokers and shippers typically require active operating authority before they can assign freight.


Payment is usually made after you submit required paperwork, such as either to your broker, or your factoring company.
  • Signed rate confirmation
  • Bill of lading
  • Proof of delivery
  • Invoice, if required
You can only book loads in areas where your authority, insurance, permits, and registration allow you to operate legally.


Usually yes, as long as the trailer is legal, roadworthy, and acceptable for the freight.


Only some of them. It depends on the broker, the freight dimensions, and the shipment requirements.


Yes. Many repeat business relationships start with a single load board booking.


That depends on the broker and the freight type. Many general freight loads require at least $100,000 in cargo coverage, but requirements can vary.