Load board for box trucks

What box truck freight looks like

• LTL and partial pallets
• Final-mile and retail deliveries
• Furniture and appliances
• Expedited and time-critical freight

Finding box truck loads on GigFreight

1. Open the USA load board and set the equipment filter to “Box Truck”, “Straight Truck”, “Cargo Van” or “Sprinter Van”.
2. Narrow by origin state and city, destination and pickup date.
3. Sort by rate or rate per mile, then add deadhead to your next pickup.
4. With a paid plan, contact the broker directly and agree the load.

• Open the USA load board

Filters to use for box truck loads

• Pick “Box Truck”, “Straight Truck”, “Cargo Van” or “Sprinter Van” under “Vehicle / trailer type”.
• Turn on “Liftgate required” if your truck has one; the filter then shows loads whose delivery needs a liftgate.
• Use “Max pallets” and “Max weight” to match your box size.
• Choose “LTL” or “Partial” under “Load type” for local and regional multi-drop work.

What sets the rate on a box truck load

Each listing shows the posted rate and, where miles are given, the rate per mile. What moves it: liftgate and inside-delivery work, the number of drops, appointment windows, and local versus regional runs.

Short local loads are often better judged per hour than per mile.

Before you book

• Most box trucks up to 26,000 lb GVWR can be driven without a CDL.
• Check liftgate and pallet-jack requirements before booking.
• Box truck carriers still need their own authority and insurance for for-hire interstate freight.

By pickup state

• California
• Texas
• Florida
• Illinois
• Georgia
• New York
• Washington

What it costs

Frequently asked questions