These frequently asked questions cover how power only trucking works with Logi Transports LLC, what we need to quote, and how trailer moves differ from standard full truckload. Answers are practical—not marketing filler—so you can decide whether power only fits your next lane.
For deeper reading, see power only trucking, how to get a power only quote, and power only vs full truckload. Contact options are listed on contact.
Find practical answers about power only equipment, trailer readiness, handoffs, and quoting.
Power Only FAQ
1. What is power only trucking?
Power only trucking is a move where the carrier supplies the tractor (power unit) and you supply the trailer. The driver hooks your trailer, hauls it to the destination, and drops it per your instructions. You keep ownership or control of the trailer throughout.
2. Is Logi Transports LLC a carrier or a broker?
Logi Transports LLC is a licensed freight broker (MC-1636889, USDOT 4230991). We arrange transportation with motor carriers; we do not operate the trucks. Quotes, dispatch coordination, and customer communication run through our team in Sebastian, Florida.
3. What trailer types can you move power only?
We commonly arrange power for dry vans and flatbeds, including many step deck and specialty trailers when roadworthy and properly described. Share trailer type and any unusual specs at quote time. See dry van power only and flatbed power only.
4. Can you move empty trailers?
Yes. Empty trailer repositioning is a core power only use case—balancing pools, returning equipment after delivery, or staging for the next load. Details are on empty trailer moves and trailer relocation.
5. Do you support drop and hook?
Yes. Many power only bookings are drop-and-hook: the tractor drops a trailer and hooks another without live loading. Confirm yard rules and trailer readiness so the driver can complete the exchange efficiently. Read drop and hook power only.
6. What information do you need for a quote?
Origin, destination, trailer number and type, loaded or empty status, ready time, appointments, weight/commodity if loaded, and access notes. A full walkthrough is in our quote guide and shipper checklist.
7. Where do you provide coverage?
We broker power only across the contiguous United States. Availability varies by lane, season, and day-of-week tractor supply. Regional relocates and long-haul pulls are both in scope. See coverage for how nationwide brokerage works in practice and what to send when checking a lane.
8. How is power only different from full truckload?
Full truckload usually means the carrier provides tractor and trailer. Power only means you provide the trailer. Choose power only when you already have the trailer staged; choose FTL when you need the carrier’s trailer too. Compare both in power only vs full truckload.
9. Who is responsible for trailer condition?
You are responsible for providing a roadworthy trailer and accurate status (lights, tires, brakes, securement, seals). Carriers may refuse unsafe equipment at the yard. Report issues early so we can reschedule rather than burn a dispatch and create detention. Our shipper checklist covers a pre-hook inspection pass.
10. How do I book or ask a question?
Request a free quote at logitransports.com/quote-request, call (864) 791-5644, or email quotes@logitransports.com. Company mailing address: Logi Transports LLC, 1266 Schumann Dr, Sebastian, FL 32958. More on about.
Still deciding which service page fits your freight? Start with power only trucking or call our team. We will help you match the move to the right product—relocation, dry van, flatbed, drop-and-hook, or empty repositioning.