Cargo van and sprinter dispatch
Expedited, time-critical freight for cargo and sprinter vans, planned to keep you moving.
First load free · then a % of each load · no contractWhat we handle for your van
- Find expedited and direct loads that fit your cargo space and payload
- Move fast on hot loads, which often book within minutes
- Plan reloads so you're not driving home empty
- Negotiate rates on urgent and after-hours shipments
- Handle broker setup, tracking updates and paperwork
Loads we look for
High-roof sprinter and cargo vans typically carry a few thousand pounds in about 12–14 feet of cargo space. Most van loads are expedited: urgent parts, medical supplies and time-critical freight moved direct with no transfers.
- Urgent manufacturing parts
- Automotive parts
- Medical supplies (non-hazmat)
- Electronics and equipment
- Trade show freight
- Small LTL and direct deliveries
What brokers will ask for
Van brokers usually ask for:
- Active MC authority for for-hire interstate work
- Auto liability (federal minimum is $300,000 for vehicles under 10,001 lbs; many brokers ask for $1,000,000) and cargo of $100,000
- Exact cargo dimensions and payload
- Straps and blankets to protect freight
- A phone with tracking for status updates
Pricing
A simple percentage of each load's gross, quoted for your truck and lanes before you start and charged only on loads we book. No contract, and your first load is free.
Questions carriers ask
Do you really dispatch cargo vans?
Yes. Van dispatch is a percentage of the load's gross, quoted for your van. Expedited loads move fast, so we watch the boards closely for your lanes.
Do I need MC authority for a cargo van?
If you haul other people's freight for pay across state lines, yes. Our new authority checklist walks you through it.
What should I know about van insurance?
Brokers often ask for more than the federal minimum. See our insurance checklist before you buy a policy.