Coast To Coast Dispatching LLC

Services

Services We Provide

We help owner-operators and carriers manage their business by finding loads, assigning loads and managing drivers, maintaining motor carrier compliance, managing delays, and other issues, and handling billing and collections.

Finding Loads

We use a few methods for finding loads. Most truck dispatchers work with freight brokers, intermediaries that connect shippers and carriers. We also search load boards or use load board scouts to locate freight. Sometimes we will even book loads directly with shippers or use their connections to find loads. We use these main load boards:

  • DAT Solutions
  • Truckstop
  • Uber Freight
  • Convoy
  • Trucker Path
  • 123LoadBoard
  • Direct Freight

Assigning Loads and Managing Drivers

Truck drivers move goods around the US 24/7, for this intricate network to run efficiently, drivers should have as little downtime while working as possible. That’s where truck dispatching comes in. While a driver is out on the road, a dispatching service is locating the next suitable load for the driver so they can dispatch them as soon as possible to the following location.

Dispatchers will also stay in touch with drivers en route for their latest Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) to ensure they’re ready for the next load. Having pre-planned loads in this manner minimizes wait time and maximizes earnings.

Maintaining Motor Carrier Compliance

With all the regulations in place to keep drivers safe, managing paperwork can be overwhelming for owner-operators. Coast To Coast Dispatching can help uphold motor carrier compliance by monitoring driver logs and ensuring there aren’t any errors or Hours of Service violations.

Managing Delays, Handle Billings , and other Services

In logistics, time is money. But unfortunately, there are things outside of a driver’s control that can put them behind schedule. Whether it’s because of severe weather or traffic jams, the most efficient route can often change after a trucker has already started driving. We stay up to date on the latest route updates and relay them to drivers to keep them safe and on schedule.

Handling Billing and Collections

Paperwork can pile up fast but having dedicated support from a dispatcher makes billing and collections more manageable. Your customers will also appreciate receiving timely responses. And you can rest easy that you don’t have to send invoices or track down payments at the end of your day driving. 

Truck Dispatcher vs Freight Broker

Since they often perform similar tasks, it can be easy to confuse truck dispatchers and freight brokers. However, these two services are quite different. While truck dispatchers work directly with carriers to offer support, freight brokers act as intermediaries between shippers and carriers. 

Freight brokers are required to be licensed and insured in order to operate, unlike dispatch services. Also, since dispatchers work for the carrier, they work in their best interest. On the other hand, it is in a freight broker’s best interest to negotiate a lower transport rate as their commission is the difference between the rate paid to the carrier and that paid by the shipper.