A dispatch company that shows its work.
Highway Heroes Logistics dispatches for owner-operators and small fleets across the USA, built on the belief that a carrier should always see the numbers behind their week.
Most dispatch services book your loads, take their percentage, and tell you it was a good week. You take their word for it.
The problem we built the company around
We built the company around removing that blind spot
Every carrier we dispatch gets a weekly recap: real miles, real rate per mile, real deadhead percentage, delivered every Friday without asking. When the numbers are good, you see it. When a week runs soft, you see that too, and we talk about what changes.
We’re not the biggest dispatch company in the country, and we’re not trying to be. We’re trying to be the one whose carriers never wonder what they’re paying for.

Registered in Wyoming, running carriers nationwide.
Each with a dispatcher who knows its brokers.
Nights, weekends and breakdowns included.
Monday To Friday, Every Week
The same rhythm for every carrier we dispatch, whether you run one truck or eight.
Lanes planned
Your dispatcher works the board against your equipment and where you want to end the week.
Loads booked
Rates negotiated, broker setups handled, round trips planned so you're not running empty back.
Problems answered
Detention, a breakdown, a receiver refusing at 2 AM. Someone picks up.
Numbers sent
Miles, rate per mile and deadhead in your inbox. No asking and nothing to log into.
One dispatcher, not a rotation
Dispatch is a relationship business. You get a person who learns your truck, your lanes and what you will not haul, and that person stays yours.
Your equipment and your limits
What you haul, what you refuse, and the rate floor you will not go under.
Your home time
Where you want to end the week is a constraint we plan around, not a nice-to-have.
The money you are owed
Detention, layover and tarp pay pursued as a matter of course, not as a favour.

Ask us anything on the first call
The percentage, what happens at 2 AM, who works your truck, and how to leave if it is not working. All fair questions and all answered plainly.
How our pricing works
Hear It From The Drivers
5 carriers we dispatch, filmed on their own phones, saying what they think. Unscripted, and not one of them was paid for.
Anyone can buy a five-star badge. Nobody can buy five drivers sitting in their own cab telling you what working with us is actually like. Watch a couple and judge for yourself.
Become one of themQuestions Carriers Ask Us
Call and ask. You get a dispatcher, not a queue, and not a sales script.
What documents do I need to get set up?
Four: your MC Authority Certificate, W-9, Certificate of Insurance, and your factoring NOA or a voided check. Have those ready and setup takes about ten minutes.
What is the weekly recap?
Every Friday you get an email with what you actually ran that week: miles, average rate per mile, and deadhead percentage. You do not have to ask and there is nothing to log into. It is how you always know exactly what your dispatcher is doing for you.
What equipment do you dispatch?
Power only, dry van, reefer, flatbed, stepdeck, and box truck. Each one gets a dispatcher who already knows that equipment and its brokers.
How fast can I start?
Most carriers are moving freight within days. Send your details on the Carrier Setup page and a dispatcher calls you the same day.
Are you available 24/7?
Yes, nights and weekends included. A 2 AM breakdown does not wait for business hours, so we do not either.
What is your dispatch percentage?
It depends on your equipment and how many trucks you run, so we do not quote one flat number. Call sales at 832-658-2658 and you get an exact figure on that call.
Do I have to sign a long-term contract?
No. There is no long-term lock-in. A dispatch service confident in its work does not need to trap you in one.
See what a transparent week looks like
Ten minutes to set up. Your first recap arrives the first Friday you run with us.
A dispatcher answers, not a call centre. Nights and weekends included.
