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Carrier Scorecard
How Does Your Carrier Stack Up?
Not all carriers are equal. There are a couple of important elements that make carriers stand out as professional and reliable transporters. Here is a score card to identify poor, average and excellent carriers.
Safety – What is their safety score?
Poor
Average
Excellent
Insurance – What coverage do they have? Is it appropriate for your products?
Poor
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Excellent
Experience – How many years have they been driving?
Poor
Average
Excellent
Training – What additional training has the driver received?
Poor
Average
Excellent
Licensing – Do they have a Commercial Drivers License?
Poor
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Excellent
Equipment – What kind(s) of equipment do they have? Are there reliable straps, tarps, wheels, axles? Are they new or old?
Poor
Average
Excellent
Maintenance – How does the driver maintain his/her truck? Are there ongoing issues?
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Excellent
Accident History – How many accidents has the driver had? What was the nature of those accidents?
Poor
Average
Excellent
Violation History – What violations has the driver received?
Poor
Average
Excellent
Location – Where is the truck located and how convenient is the route? Is he/she a long-haul driver or regional?
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Excellent
Technology – What additional technology does the driver use to maintain load visibility and his driving log?
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Excellent
Price – Is the price competitive with others? Price should fall in the same range with not too low and not too high unless your load is high risk or problematic.
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