If I was contemplating my own authority, I could pay and get on DAT or 123 or whatever and start studying lanes and freight options, but I will most likely go with Landstar. I was just wondering if it’s possible to join their boards for a fee to study these things before I dive in.
I know they have a public board, but with limited info, hard to get an idea of this stuff.
Thanks
Can I get access to Landstar’s loadboard?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by F4T6UY, Jun 8, 2019.
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I’d like to see it too.
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you could possibly ask a recruiter. i was thinking about leasing onto a similar flat bed company at one time and i asked if i could see there load board and they sent me a log in, i couldn't book a load obviously but i could see what was posted on the board.
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Landstar board isn't all that. I have access to their board as an asset based carrier. Like most other boards, the agents very seldom post rates.
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My sense is that unless you get your foot in the door with an agent or two and build a relationship with them, at 72% of the gross, it's really not all that great, especially with a van.
I called on one yesterday that was posted for 2 days on DAT. As soon as the guy answered ( from San Antonio) I knew it would be the run around.
Sure enough, guy says, "let me call the other company and see if it's still available."
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This is how it looks to a Landstar driver, with the column for ‘revenue’ and ‘rate/mile’.
In the public board, it looks similar but those columns are omitted.
Clicking on a load gives even more pertinent info. (These are just screen grabs from the ole interwebs)rholl32, Intothesunset, snowwy and 1 other person Thank this. -
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