Sep 27, 2017 • Brokers

Top 50 Freight Broker Companies

Top 50 Freight Broker Companies

Top 50 Freight Broker Companies

Freight broker companies specialize in moving freight that includes truck loads, air freight, and even rail. Freight brokers are responsible for finding truck load carriers to haul freight for their client’s.

Just how important are freight broker companies? Well, in 2016, trucks moved 10.42 billion tons of freight in America. Televisions, dishwashers, machinery, fresh produce, even homes – trucks do it all.

Top 50 Freight Broker Companies

The top freight brokers are based on the company’s net revenue, which also means those companies listed below are considered the most profitable freight broker companies.

Broker Load Board – Truckloads

Freight brokers can use Truckloads load board to post available truck freight in order to reach over 100,000 qualified carriers and use features such as truck search, making it easier than ever to find carriers to haul a load!

100k+ qualified carriers
Post loads via TMS, CSV or various other integrations
Confirm a carrier’s Safer Rating
See how many times a loads been viewed
Search for Available Trucks ready to haul now!

Best of all, Truckloads is FREE to use!

So what are you are waiting for? Start posting loads and find carriers today.

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Find Freight Carriers [p] Discover how to find verified freight carriers who are reliable and ready to haul your client's truck freight. [/p] [h2] How to Find Freight Carriers [/h2] [p] There's more to being a freight broker than just finding a freight carrier, it's about finding the right freight carrier for your shipping client. [/p] [p] Freight carriers need to be reliable and qualified to deliver the various <a href="https://truckerpath.com/blog/types-of-truck-freight/"> types of truck freight.</a> You want to be certain that the freight carrier will pick-up and deliver the load in a timely manner and not compromise the freight itself, costing you and your client in potential liability. [/p] [p] In order to find freight carriers, you will need to source truck freight load boards where carriers are searching for available loads. The great thing about load boards is you can post your freight with specific details such as location, date, and load details that will ensure interested freight carriers will inquire. [/p] [p]Keep in mind, that not all load boards are created equal. Some have advanced technology with features others simply do not. [/p] [h2] Find Freight Carriers on Truckloads Load Board [/h2] [p] <strong>Truckloads</strong> free broker load board is one of those with unmatched technology. It provides you with access to over 100,000 verified freight carriers who are qualified to haul your freight. It's easy to post truck loads via CSV or TMS and you can keep tabs to see which freight carriers have viewed your load and how many times. [/p] [p] Truckloads also has unique features such as <em>Truck Search</em> which allows you to search for available trucks in a specific location. View a carrier's <strong>Safer Watch Rating</strong> to confirm if they are qualified and if you're interested, contact the freight carrier directly. Now you can move more truck freight than ever before! [/p] [button text="Try Searching for Trucks" href="https://truckerpath.com/truckloads/broker-signup/?utm_source=blog&utm_medium=findfreightcarriers" width="250px"] [video id="94nytqkGWRI"] [h2] Foster Relationships With Your Trusted Freight Carriers [/h2] [p]Once you find freight carriers that are reliable and meets your standards, stay connected with them. Make it a priority to reach out to freight carriers whom you've had enjoyable working experiences with and stay in touch.[/p] [p] Even if it's strictly professional via email or phone, you can still be friendly and reach out to the carrier to see how things are going and if there are any new updates.[/p] [p] An inquiry might provide you with new information such as the freight carrier adding new equipment to their fleet that might allow them to haul other truck freight types for loads you have. Although load boards are a convenient and reliable tool, you need to stay in contact with freight carriers if you want to succeed as a broker. [/p]

Oct 11, 2017 • Brokers

Truck Driver Turnover Rate Rapidly Increased [p]The truck driver turnover rate rapidly increased to its highest mark in the last seven years in the second quarter of 2017. [/p] [h2] Truck Driver Turnover Rate [/h2] [p]According to American Trucking Associations' quarterly report, the turnover rate at large truckload carriers in the second quarter of 2017<strong> jumped 16 percentage points to 90 percent</strong> – the highest it has been since the final quarter of 2015. [/p] [p]The 16-point increase is the largest quarterly jump in truck driver turnover rate since the fourth quarter of 2010. [/p] [quote]"We saw double-digit gains in the annualized turnover rate for both small and large truckload fleets,” said ATA Chief Economist Bob Costello. “After a period of relatively low turnover, it appears the driver market is tightening again, which coupled with increased demand for freight movement, could rapidly exacerbate the driver shortage.”[/quote] [p]The ATA report also revealed turnover numbers for smaller fleets. Smaller carrier companies with $30 million in annual revenue or less saw aneven higher turnover rate increase. For them, the turnover rate increased by 19 percentage points to 85 percent, the highest it has been since the first quarter of 2016. [/p] [p]The turnover picture at less-than-truckload fleets was more muddled, with over-the-road LTL turnover dipping one point to 9 percent, says the ATA. [/p] [quote]“We predicted that last year’s period of relatively low and stable turnover could be short-lived if the freight economy recovered from 2016’s freight recession,” Costello said. “It appears those predictions were correct and we may be seeing the beginnings of a significant tightening of the driver market and acceleration of the driver shortage.”[/quote] [h2]Truck Tonnage Trending Up [/h2] [p] Despite the high truck driver turnover rate and impeding driver shortage, <strong>Truck Tonnage Index jumped 7.1 percent in August</strong> and year-to-date, compared with the same eight months in 2016, the index is up 2.1 percent, says the ATA. Costello partially correlates the increases in August to Hurricanes Harvey and Irma. [/p] [p] The <a href="https://truckerpath.com/blog/trucking-industry-trends/">trucking industry is trending</a> up still, with 2016 truck freight tonnage up 1 percent or 500 million tons from 2015. [/p] [p] If you're a truck driver and are ready to make the jump to start your own trucking company, the timing might be right. [/p] [button-green href="https://truckerpath.com/blog/how-to-start-a-trucking-company/"]How to Start a Trucking Company[/button-green]

Sep 19, 2017 • Carriers