Highway Platform to Deliver Load-Level Protection, End-to-End Compliance for Freight Brokers

Load Lock+ and Exclusion Intel are designed to deliver load-level protection, real-time tracking, and end-to-end compliance for freight brokers.

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Highway launched Load Lock+ and Exclusion Intel, designed to deliver load-level protection, real-time tracking, and end-to-end compliance for freight brokers.

“Our industry has been relying on fragmented, assumption-based visibility for too long, it leaves brokers exposed to fraud and blind spots.” says Jordan Graft, CEO and founder at Highway “At Highway, visibility means verification—meaning, we give brokers proof before ever booking a load. We’re setting the new standard for load-level protection, ensuring brokers have the real-time data they need to make informed, confident decisions.”

 

Key takeaways:

  • Load Lock+ is an extension to its Load Lock product, providing fully automated, 100% ELD-powered tracking with true visibility to a broker’s loads. Load Lock+ leverages Highway’s unprecedented volume of direct ELD connections for the industry’s first ever automated vehicle assignment, dynamic geofencing, and proximity adaptive tracking. Delivering real-time freight visibility and minimizing risk, Load Lock+ ensures end-to-end monitoring without the guesswork.
  • Key features include automated intelligent vehicle assignment; unverified vehicles visibility; and dynamic location-based tracking.
  • Exclusion Intel reveals the specific exclusions within a carrier's Motor Truck Cargo Insurance policy, critical details not found on standard Certificates of Insurance (COIs).
  • With Exclusion Intel, freight brokers can identify coverage gaps before assigning loads; ensure compliance with shipper-specific insurance requirements; match carriers with appropriate loads based on their coverage; reduce the risk of claims disputes and uncovered losses; and proactively address potential issues before they become problems.
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