Dedicated Fleet

Dedicated trucks, drivers and routes

Capacity committed to one operation, run and managed by Bolus, so volume and service windows stay predictable.

What it solves

  • Repeating routes that need the same equipment and drivers
  • Capacity risk during tight freight markets
  • Service requirements a spot carrier cannot hold week to week

Who it is for

  • Retail and grocery replenishment programs
  • Manufacturers with fixed plant and customer routes
  • Shippers running their own fleet who want to outsource it

Operational benefits

What the service gives your operation

Reserved capacity

Equipment set aside for your volume instead of competing for it.

Consistent drivers

The same drivers learn your sites, receivers and procedures.

Route design

Schedules built around your production and receiving windows.

One accountable team

Operations, safety and billing handled in-house.

How it works

  1. 1Review volume, routes, sites and service windows
  2. 2Bolus proposes equipment, driver and schedule structure
  3. 3Program is launched with a defined start plan
  4. 4Performance and route changes reviewed with your team

Service area context

Dedicated programs are built from our Scranton, Syracuse and Tonawanda operations and run across the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Midwest.

Bolus Freight Systems tractor-trailer used for dedicated fleet service

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Dedicated Fleet FAQ

How long does a dedicated program take to start?

It depends on equipment, driver staffing and route complexity. We confirm a start plan during the review, rather than quoting a standard timeline.

Can dedicated cover seasonal peaks?

Peak support is scoped case by case and can be combined with truckload and LTL capacity.

Who manages drivers and compliance?

Bolus employs and manages the drivers, equipment and compliance for the dedicated operation.

Ready to move dedicated fleet freight?

Send the lane detail and our team will confirm capacity and pricing.

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