Thousands of hot shot trucking jobs are posted on Shiply

What Is Hot Shot Trucking?

Hot shot trucking is a form of delivery typically involving loads where delivery time is important. Hot shot drivers tend to use medium-sized vehicles with a variety of trailer add ons to allow them to tackle a number of jobs at a moment’s notice. 

Hot shot drivers typically work with loads such as construction equipment, machinery, and related materials but will generally take on any load they are capable of moving. Whilst a hot shot driver will typically operate locally, many will also deliver across the USA.

How Can Shiply Help Me Find Hot Shot Jobs?

Hot shot jobs are usually found through load boards. Load boards are platforms where hot shot loads are posted and drivers can browse the available shipments and compete with other hot shot companies for the work by bidding for it. Load boards contain all kinds of work, from hot shot hauling and hotshot trucking to standard hot shot jobs.

Shiply’s load board makes it easy for you to find hot shot trucking jobs as our search function allows you to filter by state, by local, or by route, allowing you to find the ideal shipments to carry out.

Our load board does not require an initial sign up fee or a monthly charge, it is completely free to use and the only fee involved is added on top of the prices you quote. You simply need to sign up and get verified which only takes a couple of minutes and then you can begin browsing our hot shot load board and winning hot shot trucking jobs.

Hot shot drivers on our platform are also able to collect feedback and reviews which are viewable to the public, meaning if you provide a high-quality service this can help you win work over other hot shot carriers.

What Sorts Of Loads Can I Find On Shiply’s Hot Shot Trucking Load Board?

There are thousands of jobs posted on Shiply with roughly one job put up every 30 seconds. This means that there are a variety of different hot shot delivery jobs waiting to be bid on. You can find anything from hot shot loads for a gooseneck trailer and hot shot loads for car hauling to hot shot loads for box trucks and pickup trucks.