Box Truck Loads

Box trucks (straight trucks) are a popular way to start in trucking and a strong fit for local and regional freight. With an enclosed cargo box, typically 16 to 26 feet long, they move pallets, furniture, appliances, retail deliveries and final-mile freight – often to places a 53-foot trailer can't reach easily. Many box trucks have a liftgate for deliveries where there is no loading dock.

This page lists live box truck loads across the U.S. Filter by origin, destination and deadhead, pickup date, full or partial load, length, weight, minimum rate or rate per mile, and broker name or MC number. Open a load to see the lane, distance, weight and rate when shared, plus notes like liftgate or appointment requirements, and contact the broker directly.

Box truck operators should check the authority and licensing each load needs – for-hire interstate freight requires a USDOT number and operating authority, and trucks above 26,000 lbs GVWR need a CDL driver. Just Tracking is free for carriers, owner-operators and dispatchers, on the web and in the mobile app.

2,187 box truck loads available now