I run an e250 cargo van?I am looking for work and it seems to me that the type of work that will make money for me is emergency deliverys. I run now for an expedited company ; but loads arew few and far between. What is the deal with 10,000 gvw? Why is that weight significant compared to say 12,000 gvw. I see this used often and do not understand what happens when you get to 10,001lbs! Thank you starbryte
what is an e unit/
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Starbryte;
An "E" unit is a tractor trailer combination. E units are very flexible because they can transport A, B, C, D and E freight.
To the best of my knowledge, there is no difference between emergency deliveries and expedite freight. Perhaps "Emergency" delivery companies may deal specifically with medical supplies where expedite is more automotive related. Both types of freight are very time sensitive and generally delivered "straight through".
I hope this clarifies your questions to some degree.
Thanks, HotFr8Recruiter
An "E" unit is a tractor trailer combination. E units are very flexible because they can transport A, B, C, D and E freight.
To the best of my knowledge, there is no difference between emergency deliveries and expedite freight. Perhaps "Emergency" delivery companies may deal specifically with medical supplies where expedite is more automotive related. Both types of freight are very time sensitive and generally delivered "straight through".
I hope this clarifies your questions to some degree.
Thanks, HotFr8Recruiter