Keeping It Moving!
Keeping It Moving!
- Our rich business domain experience enables us to speak the same language with customers and understand their business needs easily.
Keeping It Simple!
- We prepare and train our Freight Movers very carefully to ensure that every job will be handled as fast and secure as possible.
People Make Our Industry!
- We haven't forgotten that people make up our industry.
Freight Services
Dry Freight
At Incoming Transport our team of experts has over 15 years combined experience in moving all types of freight. From planning to delivery, we’ll coordinate your truckload shipment needs every step of the way. </span><span style=”box-sizing: border-box; font-family: ‘Source Sans Pro’, ‘Helvetica Neue’, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 14.5px; line-height: 1.45;”>Dry or refrigerated, bulk or flatbed, you can rely on our experience in full truckload shipping. You’ll have peace of mind when you’re shipping truckloads with Incoming Transport. </span>
Refrigerated Trucking
At Incoming Transporation our specialized refer division understands the importance and sensitivity of temperature controlled freight. We understand there’s no room for error when shipping perishable commodities – whether they be frozen, chilled or simply temperature controlled in an insulated container. That’s why we combine state of art reefer equipment with experts in the field to provide you with the most reliable refrigerated cargo transportation services.
Ventilated Van
At Incoming Transport we are experienced at hauling all types of produce that can be shipped on a vented van truck. Some of the commodities that we have hauled in the past include Potatoes, Watermelons, Cotton, and onions. We take pride in having the opportunity to offer such a variety of service to our customers. We have set ourselves apart from our competition by offering flexible, dependable services at competitive rates.
Latest Blog
New ATA Report Shows Growing Shortage of Qualified Truck Drivers
Analysis Shows Driver Shortage of 48,000 Now, Possibly 175,000 by 2024 According to a new analysis by the American Trucking Associations, the shortage of truck drivers has grown to nearly 48,000 and could expand further due to industry growth and a retiring workforce. “The ability to find enough qualified drivers is one of our industry’s
Read MoreTrucking industry lost 4,000 jobs in September
September marked the eighth consecutive month of job gains for the transportation sector. However, after a slight job increase in August, the truck transportation subsector lost jobs in September. The transportation sector gained more than 3,000 jobs in September, according to the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, the lowest monthly growth since
Read MoreFMCSA grants another exemption from 30-minute rest break reg
Editor’s note: This article has been modified to clarify that the rest breaks are still required for R&R drivers, they will just be able to count time not driving, but attending the load, as the 30-minute rest break. Yet another motor carrier has petitioned for and successfully received an exemption from the mandatory 30-minute rest
Read MoreVan Freight Rates Fall 2¢, but Demand Is Up in the Northwest
Demand for reefers in the Pacific Northwest has also boosted van demand in that area, since reefers are competing less for van loads in places like Idaho and Eastern Oregon. Vented vans can sometimes substitute for reefers to haul fall season crops such as potatoes, apples and onions. Load-to-truck ratios were high in New Mexico, as
Read MoreRoadcheck 2015 results: Lowest rates of out-of-service violations since 1991
The results are in, and the 2015 edition of International Roadcheck resulted in the lowest rates of out-of-service violations since the event started keeping records in 1991, according to the international association of commercial vehicle enforcement agencies. The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance, which sponsors the three-day commercial vehicle enforcement operation in the U.S. and Canada,
Read MoreAverage spot market freight rates experience slight decline
Two leading load boards were in agreement on the movement of rates for van, reefer and flatbed freight last week. Rates are down for two of three modes, similar to the week prior. Analysis of rates provided by DAT Solutions, which operates the DAT network of load boards, and Truckstop.com reveals decreases for reefers and
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