HaulOne offer several benefits, including access to a wide network of carriers, expertise in transportation logistics, cost savings through negotiation of competitive rates, and efficient management of paperwork and documentation. We simplify the shipping process and provide peace of mind for businesses.

Yes, freight brokers are regulated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) in the United States. They must obtain a license (MC number) and a surety bond to operate legally. It's essential to ensure that the broker you choose is properly licensed and insured.

HaulOne can handle various types of cargo, including full truckload (FTL), less than truckload (LTL), refrigerated goods, dry van, flatbed, specialized equipment, and more. We have connections with carriers specializing in different types of freight to meet your specific shipping requirements.

HaulOne earn their fees through a commission or a markup on the transportation cost. The specific fee structure may vary, but it's typically a percentage of the total transportation cost.

The shipping process typically involves documentation such as bills of lading, shipping labels, customs forms (for international shipments), insurance certificates, and any necessary permits or licenses. HaulOne can assist in preparing and managing these documents, ensuring compliance with regulations.

Yes, we offer shipment tracking services. HaulOne utilize tracking systems to provide real-time updates on the status and location of your shipment. You can typically access this information through an online portal or receive regular updates via email or phone.

If any issues or delays occur during the shipment process, HaulOne will work to resolve them on your behalf. We have experience in managing unforeseen circumstances and will coordinate with carriers to find solutions, ensuring that your shipment arrives safely and on time.