The advantage of utilizing our truck hauling service comes down to affordability. Our flat rates starts at $3.00 per U.S. mile. We save you time and money. For example, if an order totals 6,000 miles the price would be  $18,000.
Our rideshare and transportation affiliate program connects you to the closest driver on our network. All drivers have been vetted and cleared to operate on our platform. We offer debit, credit, and cash base payments. As an example, the price for a minimum fare would start at $6, plus the rate of $2.00 per mile. So if you travel 10 miles the total would be $26.00 for the ride. Â
We deliver food, groceries, and packages safely to homes and businesses. As an example, if a customer orders a meal from a local hamburger shop for $4.50 the total charges with delivery would be $11.55 to complete the order within a 5 mile radius.  Â
Measure the length, width, and height of the shipment in inches. Measure to the farthest points, including pallets, skids, or other packaging. You’ll need to measure each pallet if you are shipping more than one.
Multiply the three measurements (length, width, and height).
The result is the total cubic inches of the shipment. If you have multiple pallets, multiply the length, width, and height of each.
Add the results for each pallet together to get the total
cubic inches.
Divide the total cubic inches by 1,728 (the number of cubic inches in a cubic foot). The answer is the cubic feet of the shipment.
Divide the weight (in pounds) of the shipment by the total cubic feet. The result is the density (in pounds per cubic foot). For multiple pallets, add the weight of each pallet together before dividing by the total cubic feet of the shipment. You’ll need to round fractions to the nearest full cubic foot.