Fresh MC with no broker trust yet? Pending or held authority? Run under an established, broker-approved authority while you build your own history — and keep the money coming in.
Brokers are cautious with new authorities. A fresh MC can wait months before the good freight opens up, and a pending or held authority means your truck sits while the bills don’t. Every day parked is money you never get back.
RapidWay Freight bridges the gap. Lease onto an established, broker-approved authority and start hauling within days — with full dispatch, paperwork and settlements handled. Meanwhile you build load history and operating record under your own name, so when you step out on your own MC you’re already trusted.
Add it to dispatch or use it on its own. Either way, one named person at RapidWay owns it for you.
Immediate access to brokers that won’t touch a fresh MC, with our insurance and compliance already in place.
While FMCSA processes your MC or a compliance hold clears, your truck keeps working instead of waiting.
Every load, on-time delivery and clean inspection builds the record brokers check before they trust a new authority.
When your MC matures, we help you transition to your own authority with the broker relationships you’ve earned.
Docs on Monday, loaded by mid-week is the norm for most carriers.
Insurance, permits and filings run under the lease-on authority.
You see every load, every fee and every dollar on a weekly statement.
We look at your MC status, equipment and situation and tell you exactly what’s possible.
Lease agreement, driver file, W-9 and equipment details — photos from your phone are fine.
Your dispatcher books the first load, and every settlement shows your history growing.
Tell us where your authority stands. We call you back within the hour, Mon–Fri, and tell you what’s realistic.
We’ll help you earn more and stress less.
You operate your truck under an established motor carrier’s authority and insurance, with a written lease agreement, while remaining the owner of your equipment.
Yes. That’s the main reason carriers lease on — to access brokers that require an MC to be 6–12 months old.
Often, yes. Tell us what happened; we’ll walk through your options honestly and tell you what’s realistic.
No. Lease-on is month to month. Many carriers use it for six to twelve months and then move to their own authority.
Yes. We keep a record of every load you haul so you can show brokers a real track record when you step out on your own.