Flatbed
Flatbeds
are open trailers with a flat platform and no sides or roof. They’re ideal for transporting large or heavy cargo such as construction equipment shipping
and oversized machinery.
Hot Shot Trucking
Hot Shot Trucking & Freight Shipping Services
For shipments in need of time-sensitive delivery, hot shot is often the best move. Cowtown Logistics matches urgent freight to the right carrier, equipment, and service path, including expedited shipping
and air freight trucking
when needed.
Shipper Advantage
Freight Execution You Can Count On
Cowtown Logistics supports specialized freight programs with responsive communication and dependable execution.
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Rapid-Response Load Types
Nationwide coordination for specialized equipment and freight types
Dedicated support team with proactive shipment communication
Hot Shot Capabilities
Built for Shipper Operations
For shipments in need of time-sensitive delivery, hot shot is often the best move. Cowtown Logistics matches urgent freight to the right carrier, equipment, and service path, including expedited shipping
and air freight trucking
when needed.
Step Deck
Step deck trailers
have a lower deck height than flatbeds, which allows taller cargo to be transported without violating height regulations.
Pickup Trucks
Pickup trucks are smaller vehicles that are ideal for transporting small and urgent shipments. They're commonly used for local deliveries and can quickly and easily navigate through traffic and tight spaces.
Sprinter Vans
Sprinter vans
are larger than pickup trucks but smaller than straight trucks. They’re ideal for transporting small to medium-sized shipments over short to medium distances.
Removable Gooseneck Trailers
RGN trailers
have a detachable front section that allows heavy equipment and oversized loads to be driven onto the trailer. They are ideal for transporting bulldozers, cranes, excavators, and other construction equipment shipping
.
Dry Van
Dry vans
are enclosed trailers that provide protection from the elements and security for cargo such as electronics, consumer goods, and non-perishable food items.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
- What factors affect hotshot trucking rates?
Hotshot hauling rates depend on different factors, including how tight the deadline is on your delivery, the size and weight of the goods being transported, and the distance they are traveling. At Cowtown Logistics, we offer a free quote to help you get an idea of the costs in advance. For more, fill out our form online (/get-a-quote/) today.
- How do hotshot deliveries work?
Hot shot loads hauling is designed to offer the safe and secure delivery of goods that have a time-sensitive delivery date in mind. With the use of specialized trailers, routes, packing methods, and loading and unloading tactics, we ensure your time-sensitive shipments arrive quickly and in their best condition.
- What regulations should hot shot drivers and carriers meet?
Every hot shot carrier in the Cowtown Logistics network holds a commercial driver’s license and is experienced in hot shot freight. We handle all the necessary logistics and work to ensure your shipments meet all required regulations for timely delivery. We’ll walk you through any paperwork requirements and keep you informed on federal and local requirements throughout the process.
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What customers say about Cowtown Logistics
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"Incredible company to work with. Updates are superb, people are friendly and freight is handled with care."
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Customer
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"Once again Cowtown Logistics has provided exceptional customer service! This is the best company for the job when it comes to moving freight. They care and do a fantastic job, hands down the best I have worked with."
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