Carrier Onboarding

Follow the instructions below to move freight together with Translogistics (TLI)

Select the option that best describes your inquiry:


Carrier Inquiry

Submit Info

For carriers who reach out with general inquires for TLI.


Carrier Onboarding

Highway Setup

For carriers who have been in contact with TLI.

(You will be required to have a code given by a TLI employee)

Vendor Acceptance & Governing Terms

By accepting any tender, assignment, load, service request, or other engagement from TLI, or by performing services for or on behalf of TLI, Vendor expressly agrees that such acceptance or performance constitutes agreement to be bound by TLI’s Terms and Conditions, as amended from time to time, whether or not separately executed. Performance by Vendor shall not constitute acceptance by TLI of any Vendor-proposed terms.


TLI’s Vendor Terms and Conditions shall govern all services performed by Vendor and shall supersede any conflicting or additional terms proposed by Vendor, including terms contained in rate confirmations, invoices, carrier agreements, or other documents, unless expressly agreed to in writing by TLI.


What Carriers had to say:

We Love Working with Our Carriers!

Thank you for being such an important part of our team. Your hard work and dedication make all the difference!

  • How do truckload carriers get paid?

    Truckload carriers are paid through TriumphPay, a secure and reliable payment platform. It allows carriers to manage their payment preferences promptly and access flexible terms tailored to their business needs.

  • What payment terms are available through TriumphPay?

    Carriers can choose between two payment options:


    -Standard Terms: Net 30


    -Quick Pay: Next-day payment with a 2.5% fee (only available to carriers not using a factoring company)

  • Can carriers choose how they receive their payments?

    Yes, carriers can select their preferred payment method—either by check or ACH—directly within the TriumphPay platform.


Carrier Content:

FSMA 204 and the Food Traceability Rule
By Joe McDevitt March 28, 2025
FSMA 204 introduces stricter traceability requirements for certain foods to improve food safety and speed up recalls by enhancing transparency.
HOS and ELD Regulations
By Joe McDevitt October 1, 2024
Learn how HOS and ELD regulations help truck drivers stay safe and compliant by managing driving hours, mandatory breaks, and electronic logging devices.
FTL Backhaul Shipping Lanes
By Joe McDevitt June 12, 2024
Facilitating backhaul shipping may add complexity, but the potential gains are significant for companies committed to this approach.