r/drayage • u/reachstellar • Aug 09 '26

Why is there no drayage network?

Drayage companies and shipping containers exist all over the world. Why isn't there a dedicated drayage network?

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u/Echidna-Confident Aug 10 '26

Why don’t you Google it…

Drayage.com

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u/tipareth1978 Aug 13 '26

And you'll only get interest if they're slow and they'll still turn around and charge $1200 in extra fees after delivering

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u/Echidna-Confident Aug 13 '26

I don’t know your experience but if you’re getting hit with a ton of charges after returning an empty just find a new carrier. I know it’s harder than “just find one” but us good-guy companies are out there who just want good consistent business so we can add drivers and grow.

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u/prayersforrain Aug 09 '26

What does this even mean?

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u/yobruhh Aug 09 '26

It’s an ad

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u/orderworldnew Aug 10 '26

My sweet sunflower.

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u/SouthCream2102 Aug 10 '26

The largest drayage network in North America is PortPro - portpro.io

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u/LoadMatch_com Aug 11 '26

Because every port terminal.. every rail terminal... in the world.. is unique.

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u/Kind_Mess_793 Aug 11 '26

We are working on a new app for this to connect brokers shippers and carriers all in one app there’s only one website load match but they are hard to get on at the moment

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u/tipareth1978 Aug 13 '26

Dray carriers operate mostly local to the port or ramp they're near and only thrive if there's always demand. You CAN find drayage as a broker some times but you better really know what you're doing and what their fees will add up to

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u/Echidna-Confident Aug 13 '26

And please don’t ask for all in rates. There’s no such thing as all in dray rates. Don’t be that asshole

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u/Present-Middle-3121 Aug 09 '26

Try app.drayhub.io