I'm new to dispatching and building my own shop the honest way, so I've been sitting with this question a lot. The broker is paid by the shipper, and the shipper is the broker's customer — so when there's a dollar to be split, guess whose side of the table that dollar leans toward.
I'm new to dispatching and building my own shop the honest way, so I've been sitting with this question a lot.
The broker is paid by the shipper, and the shipper is the broker's customer — so when there's a dollar to be split, guess whose side of the table that dollar leans toward.
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I'm new to dispatching and building my own shop the honest way, so I've been sitting with this question a lot. The broker is paid by the shipper, and the shipper is the broker's customer — so when there's a dollar to be split, guess whose side of the table that dollar leans toward. Here's where I keep landing: follow the money.
Why does independent freight dispatch even exist?
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