Freight Brokers

Freight brokers act as intermediaries between goods shippers and carriers (trucking companies) to facilitate transportation. They don’t own the trucks but coordinate the logistics, finding available carriers to move freight from one location to another. Brokers negotiate prices, handle documentation, and ensure timely delivery. Their role helps shippers find reliable transport options and carriers get cargo loads, creating a streamlined process that saves time and reduces complexity for both parties. Think of them as logistics facilitators ensuring freight moves efficiently across the supply chain.