Before you sign anything, we want you to understand exactly what you're agreeing to. No legal gymnastics. No tricks buried in fine print. Here's what our dispatch agreement covers.
Our dispatch agreement is a mutual contract between London's Freight LLC and you, the carrier. It defines our responsibilities, your rights, the fee structure, and the terms of our working relationship. Click any section below to read a plain-language summary.
We agree to provide freight dispatching services on your behalf, including load finding, rate negotiation, broker communication, and load tracking. We act as your agent in arranging transportation — we are not a motor carrier and do not employ you or control your truck.
You agree to maintain your own active MC/DOT authority, valid insurance, and compliant equipment. You also agree to:
Our fee is a percentage of gross load revenue, collected after you receive payment from the broker or shipper:
This is a non-exclusive agreement. You are free to work with other dispatchers or find loads on your own. We are also free to dispatch other carriers. We don't lock you in — we earn your business by performing.
We are not liable for broker non-payment, shipper disputes, or cargo loss. These are risks of operating as a motor carrier and are between you and the party you contracted with. Our liability to you is capped at 30 days of dispatch fees paid. We will advocate aggressively on your behalf in any dispute, but we cannot guarantee collection.
Either party may terminate this agreement with 30 days written notice. Immediate termination applies if you commit fraud, double-broker a load, fail to pay fees for 60+ days, or lose your operating authority. All fees owed remain due after termination.
You agree to keep our broker relationships, load sources, and business processes confidential. For 90 days after termination, you agree not to solicit or do business with carriers or brokers introduced to you exclusively through London's Freight.
This agreement is governed by Texas law. Any disputes are resolved in Harris County, TX. The prevailing party in any legal action is entitled to recover reasonable attorney's fees. Electronic signatures are legally binding and accepted.
You are never required to take a load we present. Every load acceptance is your decision, every time.
We show you the full rate confirmation before you accept any load. No hidden fees on your freight.
30-day written notice and you're free. No penalties for leaving in good standing.
If you believe a fee was charged in error, you have the right to dispute it and receive a written response.
Apply first. We'll walk you through the agreement on your discovery call.
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