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A dispatching company helps carriers stay loaded and profitable by finding freight, negotiating rates, managing routes, and handling back‑office paperwork. Dispatchers coordinate with brokers, track loads, and provide support throughout the trip.
Yes. Dixon Dispatch & Logistics supports new authorities (0–90 days) as long as the carrier has:
Dispatchers use load boards, broker relationships, direct shippers, and market research to find freight that matches the carrier’s equipment type, preferred lanes, and schedule.
We offer competitive pricing based on your needs:
Pricing depends on equipment type, frequency, and service level.
Common equipment types include:
Yes. A dispatch agreement outlines:
This protects both the dispatcher and the carrier.
Yes. Carriers choose which loads they want to accept. Dispatchers present options, but the final decision is always the driver’s.
To get started, carriers must provide:
We make onboarding fast and simple.
Yes. We assist with:
You focus on driving — we handle the admin.
Dispatchers typically use:
Updates are provided at pickup, en route, and delivery.
Yes — we absolutely negotiate rates, and it’s one of the core parts of the job. Dixon Dispatch & Logistics negotiate on behalf of the carrier, not as a broker. The carrier always has the final say on whether to accept a load.
Yes. We tailor dispatching to your preferences, including:
Your comfort and profitability come first.
Yes. Dispatch companies commonly support:
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