Search Loads by Route and Business Fit
Load Search is the practical starting point for qualified Landstar owner-operators and third-party carriers looking for available freight. Search results can be narrowed with advanced filters, helping a driver focus on the routes, timing, and work profile that fit a current trip instead of scanning every posting. The mobile layout keeps that first decision close at hand when planning away from a desk.
A focused search also supports faster comparison. Open a promising result to inspect the commercial and timing details, then keep the candidate in mind while checking fuel or other trip needs. The workflow is suited to carriers who already work with Landstar; it is not a general public marketplace for casual browsing. Use it before driving, then make decisions only when safely parked.
Read Rates, Dates, and Booking Details
Each load detail view brings the information needed for a practical go-or-no-go decision into one place. Landstar describes fields such as revenue, rate per mile, load dates and times, weight, miles, load age, comments, and related booking information. Comparing those figures helps a carrier balance earning potential with distance, schedule, equipment, and the realities of an upcoming run.
Booked Loads provides a separate view for current, upcoming, and past work. Returning to that list makes it easier to remember what is already committed, what is next on the calendar, and what has been completed. Together, the detail and booking views support planning conversations with agents and reduce the need to reconstruct trip context from scattered notes.
Plan Fuel Stops and Required Inspections
Fuel Search extends the planning workflow beyond the load itself. Find stations along a route, save useful locations as favorites, and review available fuel discounts before choosing where to stop. The net fuel cost calculation can put a discount and the applicable fuel economics into clearer context, which is useful when two stations are close but do not offer the same practical value.
Inspection-site lookup adds another trip-preparation route. Use it to locate inspection stations and identify a place to handle a required check around the day’s work. Fuel and inspection tools are especially useful while building a route, checking a booked load, or preparing for a departure. Review the phone before moving, and never use it while driving.
Keep Carrier Tools in One Place
LandstarOne gathers several carrier-facing tools behind one account entry point. BCO users can review a trip advance or card balance, search for an agent, and keep contact-oriented tasks near the freight workflow. SmartHook support adds a route for tracking and managing truck or trailer equipment and related transportation logistics, giving users a broader place to organize work.
The opening screen offers Login, Create an Account, and Explore as Guest, so a newcomer can see the available routes before deciding how to continue. The app is most useful to Landstar network participants who want load, fuel, inspection, account, and equipment tasks together. It is not intended as consumer navigation or a general personal-finance tool.
