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ofspring

11/13/14 3:49 PM

#39746 RE: user134247 #39745

No not really they wouldn't even need a contract alot companies call it on demand.... They need a trailer hauled call PTAH eggspress or tim norton for availability and farm it out... Thats called logistics lol...

authoredone

11/14/14 8:57 AM

#39765 RE: user134247 #39745

in the trucking business you don't need to do contracts, you go to whats known as a board, a kind of website that posts available jobs, you pick one, call the person that posted the job, haggle a price per mile and then take the job. While it is a "contract" per say, in company filings it is simply a revenue, and not seen as a contract specifically. Just daily operations. Even if this company were to accept regular work, a simple handshake is sufficient in the trucking world, and would again, be reported as daily operations, not as a contract. There are simply to many loads that operate this way for any trucking company to report so many "contracts". The filings would be ridiculous.