Priority Dispatch, Inc.
Address
Cincinnati, OH 45242
Website
Takes
cargo vans, sprinter vans, box trucks and straight trucks
Person in charge
Jeffrey Thomas — Owner, President & CEO
Phone
(800) 817-4844
Email
jeff.thomas@prioritydispatch.com
All the companies that give cargo van contracts and box truck contracts, in one book.
Sprinter van contracts and straight truck contracts are in the same book — the companies that hire owner operators, in all 50 states.Contracts do not live on load boards. They live at the companies whose own goods move — the distributors, warehouses, and supply houses in this book. Every company names the person who signs up drivers. Every city shows five companies in full, free.
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Open · FreeEvery card on this strip is open all the way: the person in charge, the phone number, the email, and the website, all showing. You pay nothing to look. Judge the whole book by what you see here.
Dahl - Denver
Address
Denver, CO 80223
Website
Takes
cargo vans, sprinter vans, box trucks and straight trucks
Person in charge
John Cunningham — Profit Center Manager
Phone
303-744-3423
Email
prf186@hajoca.com
American Furniture Warehouse
Address
Englewood, CO 80112
Website
Takes
box trucks and straight trucks
Person in charge
Jake Jabs — Founder and Owner
Phone
303-799-9044
Email
service@afwonline.com
Tryon Distributing
Address
Charlotte, NC 28273
Website
Takes
cargo vans, sprinter vans, box trucks and straight trucks
Person in charge
Dale Cannon — Vice President, Operations
Phone
704-334-0849
Email
info@tryondist.com
FIDELITONE
Address
Wauconda, IL 60084
Website
Takes
box trucks and straight trucks
Person in charge
Joe Giglio — Chief Marketing Officer
Phone
847-487-3300
Email
customerexperience@fidelitone.com
Full access to our database
Those cards are only the front of the book. The full database holds every company in every city we cover, and past the free cards, the contact on each card sits locked. $199 a year opens the whole database. It does not stand still, either: every company we add while your year runs goes into your access at no extra charge.
How it works
Step 1
Search your city
Type a state, a city, or a ZIP code into the search box.
Step 2
Read the companies
Each card shows the company's name, its address or service area, and its website.
Step 3
Open the contacts
The open cards show the contact in full. Every other company in the book opens when you pay.
Cargo van contracts and box truck contracts, city by city
Alabama
Birmingham, Alabama — 37 companies
Alaska
Anchorage, Alaska — 27 companies
Arizona
Phoenix, Arizona — 37 companies
Tucson, Arizona — 20 companies
Arkansas
Little Rock, Arkansas — 25 companies
California
Bakersfield, California — 21 companies
Bay Area, California — 32 companies
Fresno, California — 22 companies
Los Angeles, California — 37 companies
Sacramento, California — 38 companies
San Diego, California — 34 companies
Colorado
Denver, Colorado — 45 companies
Connecticut
Hartford, Connecticut — 20 companies
DC
Washington, DC — 31 companies
Delaware
Wilmington, Delaware — 22 companies
Florida
Jacksonville, Florida — 36 companies
Miami, Florida — 33 companies
Orlando, Florida — 36 companies
Tampa, Florida — 36 companies
Georgia
Atlanta, Georgia — 35 companies
Hawaii
Honolulu, Hawaii — 21 companies
Idaho
Boise, Idaho — 23 companies
Illinois
Chicago, Illinois — 40 companies
Indiana
Indianapolis, Indiana — 41 companies
Iowa
Des Moines, Iowa — 23 companies
Kansas
Wichita, Kansas — 28 companies
Kentucky
Louisville, Kentucky — 41 companies
Louisiana
Baton Rouge, Louisiana — 17 companies
New Orleans, Louisiana — 36 companies
Maine
Portland, Maine — 18 companies
Maryland
Baltimore, Maryland — 32 companies
Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts — 33 companies
Michigan
Detroit, Michigan — 33 companies
Grand Rapids, Michigan — 21 companies
Minnesota
Minneapolis–St. Paul, Minnesota — 28 companies
Mississippi
Jackson, Mississippi — 21 companies
Missouri
Kansas City, Missouri — 40 companies
St. Louis, Missouri — 31 companies
Montana
Billings, Montana — 19 companies
Nebraska
Omaha, Nebraska — 21 companies
Nevada
Las Vegas, Nevada — 33 companies
New Hampshire
Manchester, New Hampshire — 17 companies
New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico — 17 companies
New York
Buffalo, New York — 22 companies
New York, New York — 31 companies
Rochester, New York — 21 companies
North Carolina
Charlotte, North Carolina — 42 companies
Greensboro, North Carolina — 26 companies
Raleigh, North Carolina — 25 companies
North Dakota
Fargo, North Dakota — 19 companies
Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio — 46 companies
Cleveland, Ohio — 38 companies
Columbus, Ohio — 37 companies
Dayton, Ohio — 25 companies
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma — 30 companies
Tulsa, Oklahoma — 20 companies
Oregon
Portland, Oregon — 33 companies
Pennsylvania
Allentown, Pennsylvania — 20 companies
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania — 26 companies
Lancaster, Pennsylvania — 26 companies
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — 33 companies
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — 37 companies
Rhode Island
Providence, Rhode Island — 17 companies
South Carolina
Charleston, South Carolina — 29 companies
Columbia, South Carolina — 27 companies
Greenville, South Carolina — 24 companies
South Dakota
Sioux Falls, South Dakota — 21 companies
Tennessee
Knoxville, Tennessee — 31 companies
Memphis, Tennessee — 39 companies
Nashville, Tennessee — 37 companies
Texas
Austin, Texas — 35 companies
Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas — 36 companies
El Paso, Texas — 24 companies
Houston, Texas — 35 companies
San Antonio, Texas — 32 companies
Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah — 38 companies
Vermont
Burlington, Vermont — 16 companies
Virginia
Norfolk, Virginia — 21 companies
Richmond, Virginia — 33 companies
Washington
Seattle, Washington — 34 companies
West Virginia
Charleston, West Virginia — 21 companies
Wisconsin
Milwaukee, Wisconsin — 35 companies
Wyoming
Cheyenne, Wyoming — 17 companies
More cities are on the way. See the states in the book →
Guides, in plain words
These guides give straight answers to what drivers of cargo vans, sprinter vans, box trucks and straight trucks search for: cargo van contracts near me, box truck contracts near me, how to find cargo van loads, how to find box truck loads, do I need a DOT number, rate per mile, and how to spot a dispatcher scam. See all the guides →
More than 2,200 companies. One price opens every one.
The free cards above are a sample. Behind them stands the whole book: more than 2,200 companies, in all 50 states, with contracts for cargo vans, sprinter vans, box trucks and straight trucks. These are the companies that hire owner operators — and every card tells you which vehicles the company takes. $199 a year opens all of it:
Every company's full card. The person in charge, their direct phone number, their email, the address, and the website — showing on every company in the book, not just the free sample.
The first-minute phone script. The exact words to say in the first minute of the call — how to reach the right person and win the work instead of freezing on the phone.
The first email, ready to send. The email is written for you. You put in your name, your vehicle, and your city, and you send it.
The follow-up words. What to send on day 3, and what to send on day 7, when a company has not answered — the messages that put you on the list.
The ready answers. The questions every company asks — insurance, your vehicle's year, how far you will run, when you can start — answered in writing before you ever pick up the phone.
Every new company, inside your year. The book keeps growing, and every company we add while your year runs opens for you the day it lands.
$199 a year — billed once a year
Every company we add while your year runs opens for you the day it lands. The book keeps growing, all year long.