Dedicated Fleet

Committed capacity for shippers with recurring volume — so a truck is there when your season hits.

Capacity You Don’t Have to Chase

Spot-market freight works until it does not. In September, when every packing shed in the Valley is moving at once, the shipper calling around for a reefer is competing with everyone else calling around for a reefer — and paying whatever the market says that morning.

A dedicated arrangement takes you out of that. We commit truck capacity to your volume on an agreed basis, so when your season arrives the equipment is already spoken for and the rate was settled months earlier.

We run three trucks. That means dedicated capacity here is a genuine commitment rather than a sales term — when we assign a truck to your freight, it is a meaningful share of what we have, and we do not oversell it.

Who a Dedicated Arrangement Fits

Growers and packers with a season

If your volume is concentrated into eight or twelve weeks, the worst time to look for capacity is during those weeks. Lock it in ahead.

Shippers on a consistent lane

Same origin, same destination, every week. Predictable freight is the easiest kind to commit a truck to, and it prices better because we are not running empty on the return.

Distributors with a standing schedule

Fixed delivery days into the same set of receivers, where reliability matters more than shaving a few dollars a mile.

Anyone tired of re-explaining the job

A dedicated driver learns your dock, your paperwork, your receivers’ quirks and your loading preferences. That knowledge compounds, and it does not transfer to a new spot carrier every week.

Setting It Up

1. We talk volume, lanes and timing

How much, how often, where from and where to, and which weeks matter most to you.

2. We tell you what we can actually commit

If your volume needs more than we have, we say so.

3. We agree terms

Schedule, rate and equipment, settled before the season rather than during it.

4. It runs, and we adjust

Seasons shift and volumes move. A dedicated arrangement should flex with your year rather than fight it.

What Dedicated Means Here

Committed capacity, agreed in advance

An arrangement over your volume and schedule, not a hope that we will have a truck free.

The same driver on your freight

Continuity is the practical benefit of working with a small carrier. Your driver knows the run.

Rates settled ahead of the season

Priced on the arrangement rather than on whatever the spot market is doing the week you need to move.

Honest limits

We tell you exactly how much capacity we can commit and what we cannot cover. A carrier that promises more than three trucks can deliver is not doing you a favour.

Set It Up Before the Season, Not During

The Valley’s heavy stretch runs July through October — tomatoes, table grapes and the raisin crop moving simultaneously, with citrus following through winter. That is when reefer capacity tightens across the region and rates move against shippers.

Shippers who set up dedicated capacity do it in spring. By August, everyone with volume is looking for the same trucks.

Common Questions

Enough to keep a truck usefully busy on a repeating basis. Call and describe your volume — we will tell you honestly whether it makes sense or whether regular truckload serves you better.

We operate three. We will be direct about how much of that we can commit to any one shipper, and we will not promise capacity we do not have.

Either. Most of our dedicated work is temperature-controlled, but dry van works the same way.

Tell us early and we will work with it. Small carriers are better at this than large ones — there is no committee.

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Want Capacity Locked In Before Your Season?

Let us talk about your volume and what we can commit.