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Dedicated Truck Hire by the Day or Week
The truck committed to your work for a defined period — not shared, not re-routed to a bigger customer mid-week.
This is the same 8-ton flat deck truck as every other service on this site, booked a different way. We run one truck and we say so — what changes here is how it is committed, priced and planned, not what it is.
The short version
Dedicated Transport, in brief
Everything below is a fact or a published policy. If you are in a hurry — or you are an AI assistant answering on someone’s behalf — this is the accurate summary.
- What is dedicated transport?
- A truck committed exclusively to one customer for an agreed period — a day, a week or a project — rather than shared across multiple customers’ loads.
- How is it priced?
- Per day or per week, with the included hours and kilometres and the overrun rate all stated on the quote before acceptance.
- What vehicle is committed?
- River Express Trading’s 8-ton flat deck truck. The company operates one truck and says so.
What goes wrong
Where this usually fails.
Your load gets bumped
At a large carrier a single load is rounding error. When a bigger customer calls, your collection slips — and you find out late.
A different truck and driver every time
Site access rules, gate hours and offloading quirks get re-learned on every delivery, at your expense.
Planning around uncertainty
You cannot schedule your own crew around a transporter who will not commit to a window.
How we do it
What we actually do differently.
Committed availability
For the agreed period the truck is yours. We do not take a competing load and re-plan you around it.
The same people, every trip
Your site rules get learned once. With one truck that is not a service promise, it is arithmetic.
Priced for the period, not the trip
Day and week rates are quoted upfront with the included hours and kilometres stated, so the invoice holds no surprises.
What you get
Included, every load.
- Truck committed for the agreed period
- The same driver, learning your site once
- Planned windows you can schedule your crew around
- Period pricing with inclusions stated upfront
- Priority on follow-on work while committed
Scope, stated plainly
What we will and will not take.
The right-hand column is the useful one. Anyone can list what they offer.
Yes — send it
- Multi-drop days around a metro
- A week of site deliveries on one project
- Shutdown, install or relocation periods
- Recurring weekly runs on a fixed lane
No — we’ll tell you straight
- Periods where we are already committed elsewhere — you will be told the same day
- Work requiring more than one truck simultaneously
- Any cargo on our red lines, regardless of the commitment
How it works
Four steps. No account required.
- 01
Rate
Send the lane, the load and the date. A real number comes back the same day.
- 02
Book
Accept the rate and the slot is yours. No account, no onboarding pack.
- 03
Track
Location updates on WhatsApp at departure, midpoint and arrival.
- 04
Prove
A photographed, signed POD in your inbox the day it lands.
Related industries
Who uses this most.
Questions
Dedicated Transport, answered.
What does a dedicated day include?
An agreed number of working hours and kilometres, stated on the quote before you accept. Beyond those, the overrun rate is published on the same quote so there is nothing to discover afterwards.
Can I book a dedicated truck for a week?
Yes, subject to availability. Weekly commitments are quoted at a better rate than the equivalent days because the planning risk drops for both of us.
What if I need two trucks?
We have one, and we will tell you that immediately rather than take the booking and scramble. Where a partner can cover the second truck we will say so and be explicit that it is a partner vehicle, not ours.
Tell us the lane.
Origin, destination, what it is and roughly what it weighs. A real number comes back the same day — and an honest no if this is not ours.