Tell us about your truck, equipment, preferred lanes, and operating goals.
Unexpected waiting time can affect a carrier’s schedule and the rest of the week’s operation. When detention, layover, or other qualifying delays occur, accurate timing and communication can become important.
Prime Logistics helps support the tracking, documentation, and follow-up process for qualifying delays when applicable to the load and broker requirements.
We help document relevant arrival, waiting, loading, unloading, and departure timing when information is available.
Our team can assist with communicating qualifying delays and relevant updates during the load.
We help organize supporting information and follow up regarding detention or layover requests when applicable.
Tell us about your operation and our team can discuss how Prime Logistics may support your freight-search and dispatch needs.
Detention generally refers to qualifying waiting time at a shipper or receiver beyond the time allowed under the applicable load or broker terms.
Layover generally refers to a significant delay that may require the carrier to remain available beyond the originally expected schedule. Exact definitions and eligibility can vary.
No. Eligibility, approval, and payment depend on the applicable broker, load terms, documentation, and circumstances.
Provide the location, arrival time, appointment information, relevant communication, and any other details requested for the load as soon as practical.