Reload & Backhaul Assistance

A backhaul is a load taken on return trips.

The return route generally takes the driver more or less back to their home base, and provides them with some compensation for the trip.

Rather than waiting an indeterminate amount of time thousands of miles from home or making an unpaid drive back to home base, drivers who use a backhaul can both get paid and head home sooner avoiding empty miles.

Research has shown that trucks run empty up to 35% of their total miles. The cost of fuel and other expenses make such deadheading a losing proposition.

As a result, reaching out to multiple brokers becomes a necessity for most carriers. However, working across multiple brokers means trucks are not guaranteed to be full until bids on each load are individually confirmed.

With Get Loaded and Rolling, carriers are empowered to be home on their schedule and work at preferred rates, guaranteeing that they spend less time looking for work or driving empty.