Hotshot trucking
Gooseneck hotshot trucking.
Dedicated, expedited flatbed hauling for freight that has to move now, anywhere in the contiguous 48 states.
When a machine is down, a job site is waiting or a buyer needs equipment delivered, waiting for a full truckload is not an option. Falcor’s gooseneck hotshot service picks up your load and drives it straight to its destination: a dedicated truck and driver, no terminals and no transfers.
Why gooseneck
A gooseneck hitch rides in the truck bed, over the rear axle. That makes for a steadier, stronger tow than a bumper-pull trailer, which matters when you are hauling heavy equipment or long loads across state lines.
What you get
- A dedicated truck for your load, driven direct
- Pickup and delivery anywhere in the lower 48
- Careful loading and securement
- Updates from pickup to delivery
- Fully licensed and permitted for interstate hauling.
Questions
What is hotshot trucking?
Hotshot trucking is expedited freight hauled by a heavy-duty pickup pulling a flatbed trailer, often a gooseneck. Loads go directly from pickup to delivery without being transferred between trucks.
What is a gooseneck trailer?
A gooseneck trailer hitches into the bed of the truck instead of the bumper. That puts more of the weight over the truck’s rear axle, which gives a more stable tow for heavy equipment and long loads.
When should I use hotshot instead of a semi?
When the load is urgent, smaller than a full truckload, or going somewhere a tractor-trailer has trouble reaching, such as a job site or farm.
Where do you haul?
Anywhere in the contiguous 48 states.
How do I get a rate?
Use our quote form with the pickup and delivery locations, dates, weight and dimensions, and we will get back to you.
Got a load that can’t wait?
Send the pickup, delivery and freight details and we will get back to you with a rate.
Get a freight quote