New online load board

Apr 19, 2012

Lane Trader, a new online load board, says it “[takes] the guesswork out of freight matching.” It charges 1 percent of a matched load and has a simple pricing structure, the company says. Other features include no bulk postings, online negotiating and rate confirmations, multi-pick and multi-drop postings, automatic posting removal and feedback ratings. It also features a load history function and an address book. Visit their website for more information.

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