Getloaded Simplifies Freight Finding Task
Internet-based loadboard company Getloaded now offers filtered, customized freight matching services for carriers looking to streamline and simplify their searches
Internet-based loadboard company Getloaded now offers filtered, customized freight matching services for carriers looking to streamline and simplify their searches.
The new Match-My-Trucks tool connects carriers and owner-operators to available freight that specifically fits their requirements. It is open to all Getloaded users who post trucks on their updated member site.
With Match My Trucks, Getloaded members don't have to scroll through thousands of posted loads to find the ones that work for their business. Instead, members can filter up to five searches looking for freight that meet their desired start location/ending destination, trailer-type and available dates. Along with providing straightforward searching, Match My Trucks helps users streamline their customized results by:
~ Choosing which trucks to match. Members with multiple trucks can now use the Select Trucks to Match feature when they only want to find freight for certain units within their fleet.
~ Searching for the most recently posted loads. Filter results by their listed date to find the newest postings.
~ Sorting by proximity. The Search Radius slider allows carriers to easily adjust the distance from their location to each load's origination point, allowing them to find the closest matches without missing other opportunities.
To learn more, visit www.getloaded.com.
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