Truck Dispatch Services Built Around Your Operation.
Spend less time searching for freight, calling brokers, and organizing paperwork. TTM Dispatch supports owner-operators and small fleets across the United States with load search, rate negotiation, broker communication, and lane planning.
Tell us what you run, where you prefer to operate, and when your truck is available. We help coordinate the details around your priorities.
You approve the loads. We help handle the dispatch work.
Support Beyond The Load Search
Your Next Load Should Fit the Whole Trip.
A posted rate is only one part of a load’s value. Empty miles, fuel costs, appointment windows, facility requirements, and the delivery location all affect how the trip fits your business.
Our truck dispatch service brings those details into the discussion before you commit. We review freight opportunities around your equipment, preferred lanes, availability, and operating needs.
Whether you operate one truck or coordinate a small fleet, the goal is straightforward: organized dispatch support and clear information to help you make informed decisions.
The Details, Coordinated
Practical Support From Load Search to Delivery.
Load Search
We search for available freight around your equipment, truck location, preferred routes, and schedule. Suitable opportunities are presented for your review before booking.
Rate Negotiation
We speak with brokers about rates and shipment requirements, negotiate where possible, and explain the available terms so you can decide whether the load works for you.
Broker Setup & Packets
We help coordinate broker onboarding documents and carrier packets, keeping the information required for setup organized and easier to follow.
Load Documents
Get assistance coordinating rate confirmations, pickup instructions, bills of lading, and proof-of-delivery documents within the agreed service scope.
Lane & Reload Planning
We consider where a load finishes, potential reload opportunities, and expected repositioning miles when discussing your next movement.
Shipment Communication
During agreed coverage hours, we help relay shipment updates, communicate delays, and coordinate routine appointment or documentation issues with the relevant parties.
Your Equipment. Your Requirements.
Dispatch Support for Owner-Operators and Small Fleets.
Our service is designed for carriers that want help managing daily dispatch tasks while keeping control of their load decisions.
Dry Van Dispatch
Support for dry van operations, with attention to freight weight, trailer requirements, appointment times, facility instructions, and the delivery market.
Reefer Dispatch
Support for refrigerated freight, including coordination of temperature instructions, trailer requirements, washout details, appointments, and other shipment-specific information.
Power Only Dispatch
Support for power-only opportunities, with attention to trailer availability, pickup arrangements, return requirements, and repositioning miles.
A Clear Start
From Your First Conversation to Your Next Load.
01
Share Your Operation
Tell us your equipment type, truck count, authority status, location, preferred lanes, and availability.
02
Review Terms
Discuss the tasks you need help with, coverage hours, communication preferences, pricing, and responsibilities before proceeding.
03
Complete Onboarding
Review the dispatch agreement and provide the carrier documents required for your setup.
03
Approve Loads
We present available opportunities for your approval and help coordinate booking, communication, and documents within your agreement.
Know What To Expect
Clear Fees. Defined Support.
Your dispatch arrangement should be easy to understand before work begins. Pricing depends on your equipment, operating needs, and the agreed service scope. We explain how the fee is calculated, which tasks are included, and whether additional support carries a separate charge.
BEFORE SIGNING, REVIEW:
- Dispatch fees and payment arrangements
- Included tasks and coverage hours
- Communication and load-approval procedures
- Additional charges, if applicable
- Cancellation and notice requirements
Truck Dispatch Questions
What to Know Before Getting Started.
Do I need my own MC authority?
Dispatch-only services are intended for carriers operating under their own eligible authority. If you are exploring a
partner-carrier lease-on arrangement, that is a separate service with its own requirements.
Can you work with a new authority?
We can review your setup and discuss available options. Some brokers have authority-age, insurance, and other
onboarding requirements that may limit available freight.
Do I have to accept every load?
No. You review the available rate, route, appointment schedule, and shipment requirements before approving a
load.
Can you work around my preferred lanes and home time?
Your preferred routes, availability, and home-time needs guide the search. Suitable freight depends on current
market conditions, your location, and equipment requirements.hipment requirements before approving a
load.
Is overnight or weekend support included?
Coverage depends on your agreement. Tell us the days, hours, and time zone you need so we can confirm
availability and any separate charges.
Do you guarantee loads or weekly revenue?
No. Freight availability and revenue depend on market conditions, equipment, location, operating costs, available hours, and broker requirements.
Have a specific operational question?
We are happy to review your current dispatch protocol and lane requirements.
Let’s Discuss Your Operation