🚀Truck Post
Truck Post module Web version of Moving Boards USA
The Truck Post module on MovingBoardsUSA is a bulletin board designed for carriers who want to post their available trucks or runs to find potential loads. This module simplifies the process of finding available freight for carriers and provides them with a platform to connect with shippers and brokers.
To use the Truck Post module, carriers can click on the "+ Add Truck Post/Trips" button and fill in the required fields, such as truck number, trip start and end dates, truck route, truck type, what state it is coming from and where it is going, CF of open space, cargo size, and the "pickup only" option. After entering the information, the carrier can add any additional notes about the truck or trip in the Notes section and post the truck or trip.
The main benefit of the Truck Post module is that it provides carriers with a platform to post available trucks or trips to find potential loads, which saves time and increases efficiency. In addition, carriers can view a real-time map of US trucks, allowing them to track other trucks and monitor the movement of freight across the country.Overall, the Truck Post module is a useful tool for carriers looking for potential loads and connecting with shippers and brokers on the MovingBoardsUSA platform.
To use the Truck Post module and add a new Truck Post/trip, follow these steps:
Click the "+ Add Truck Post/trips" button on the "Truck Post" page.
Fill in the "Truck Number" field with the truck identification number.
Select the status of the truck: "Ready to load" or "Start a trip".
Select the start date of your trip in the "Select start date" field using the format YYYY-MM-DD.
In the "Trip finish" field, enter the date of the trip completion using the format YYYY-MM-DD.
Enter a truck route, city, or zip code in the Truck route (city or zip code) field and press Enter.
Select a truck type from the drop-down menu. You can choose "Any" or select a specific truck type.
Select the state from which the truck is traveling in the Going From (State) field. You can select "Any" or choose a specific state.
In the "Going To (State)" field, select the state where the truck is going. You can select "Any" or select a specific state.
Enter the open space in cubic feet (CF) in the Open Space CF field. You can enter "Any" or a specific number.
Select the upload size from the drop-down menu. You can choose Any or specify a specific size.
If the machine only accepts pickups, select the Pickups only checkbox.
Add any notes or additional information about the truck in the Notes field.
Click the "Add" button to place a truck/trip.
The table below the form displays all added truck posts, including date, truck number, trip type, origin, destination, free space, cargo size, and any notes. You can sort the table by any of these columns by clicking on the column header. Additionally, the Real Time USA Trucks Map feature allows you to order an app to track trucks on a map in real time.
To use the Truck Post tracking module on Moving Boards USA, follow these steps:
Click on the "Add Truck Post" button to create a new post.
Enter the machine number.
Select the start date and end date of your trip.
Enter the starting city or zip code for your trip.
Select the truck type and states for the start and end points.
Enter the open space in cubic feet and the size of the load.
Select whether the truck is available for pickup only.
Add any notes or additional information about the trip.
The table below the form displays all truck posts that have been created by other users. The table contains the date, truck number, trip type, start and end location, free space, cargo size, and any notes.
The Real Time USA Trucks Map feature allows users to order an app to track their trucks in real time.
In general, the Truck Post module allows carriers to easily post and find available trucks and loads, simplifying the freight search process and increasing efficiency. Carriers can easily view available trucks and loads in a table and quickly contact the poster to clarify details. The real-time tracking feature also adds an extra layer of convenience for carriers who want to track their trucks in real time.
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