Booking Your First Load With A New Authority | Bobtail Help Desk

Booking loads for a new trucking authority can be challenging. First, not many brokers want to work with brand-new trucking companies because they don’t have a track record for reliability and safety yet. Second, if you’re new to the business, the number of options, data, and pressure to book can be overwhelming.
But hey, that’s why we’re here! In this video, we’re going to walk you through how you’ll go about booking the first load for your trucking company.
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These brokers have been known to work with new authorities:
CH Robinson
Total Quality Logistics (TQL)
Knight Transportation
Lipsey Logistics
Online Freight
KCH Transportation
Freight Management
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[@jonei6]

Brokers get 35% off the cake anyway so they don’t need to mitigate the carries cost per mile

[@starkicker5623]

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[@crownchrist]

What are your factoring rates ?

[@bobtailcapital]

The rate will depend on the size of your operation, shoot us an email at [e-mail] to get detailed information!

[@RoyalStone-ye9hm]

Good morning. I have a question ❓ do brokers or shippers reject carriers based on the age of your tracker?

[@bobtailcapital]

There are a lot of factors that go into being rejected or accepeted, one of those factors that could be equipment. But could you let me know what tracker you are referring to?... If you are referring to tractors, with brokers tractors from 2016 and above are commonly rejected.

[@tony-ok8jy]

My truck is a 2009 so I would get rejected?

[@bobtailcapital]

@@tony-ok8jy This will depend on the broker's decision.