CDL-A Route Overview
Routes That Match How You Want To Run
Local, regional, and OTR — the right fit depends on your experience, trailer background, and home-time needs. Here's how each one runs.
Local Routes
Best for drivers who want shorter runs and more predictable time at home.
Regional Routes
A balance of miles and home time across the western lanes we regularly discuss.
OTR Routes
Designed for drivers who want broader lane options and more time on the road.
Example Freight Corridors
These are sample market snapshots from the data used on the site. They are not presented as guaranteed live loads.
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Seattle, WA to Los Angeles, CA
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$2.95/mi
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Kent, WA to Denver, CO
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$2.55/mi
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Seattle, WA to San Francisco, CA
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$2.35/mi
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Tacoma, WA to Salt Lake City, UT
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$2.25/mi
Major Freight Corridors
Our primary shipping lanes and routes
Route Questions We Hear Most
Want To Talk Through Your Best Route Fit?
Tell us your experience level, trailer background, and home-time preferences. We'll help you figure out which conversations make sense.
Plan the rest of it
The lanes are half the picture — here's the pay, the clock and the equipment.
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Pay calculator
Your miles and your rate — what a week grosses, before deductions.
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Settlement, line by line
Gross, fuel surcharge, deductions, and the number that lands in the account.
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Fuel savings calculator
What the fuel card takes off your cost per mile, on your own MPG.
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Hours-of-service planner
Your 11, your 14, the 30-minute break and what's left in your 70 — worked out.
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The driver app
Dispatch, PODs and pay on one screen — and it works with no signal.
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What we offer
The real list — including a straight answer on what we don't offer yet.