Carriers

1. Proper Licensing: Carriers must possess all necessary licenses and permits required to operate legally in the jurisdictions where they plan to transport freight.
2. Insurance Coverage: Carriers are required to have at least $1,000,000 in auto liability insurance coverage to protect against potential damages or losses during transportation.
3. Safety Compliance: Carriers must comply with all safety regulations set forth by the transportation authorities, ensuring the safe and secure movement of goods.
4. Performance History: A satisfactory track record of reliable and on-time deliveries is essential for carriers on file with external websites such as TIA WatchDog, Carrier411, or Truckstop.com. to be active with Indus Freight.
5. Equipment Standards: Carriers need to maintain their equipment in good working condition and meet industry standards to transport freight efficiently and safely.
6. Financial Stability: Carriers should demonstrate financial stability and capability to handle the costs associated with transporting goods.
7. Communication and Documentation: Effective communication and proper documentation between carriers and Indus Freight are crucial for smooth operations.
8. To be automatically compliant and eligible to move brokered loads with Indus Freight, motor carriers must have a safety rating of "Satisfactory" or "None." This safety rating is typically issued by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).

These requirements help ensure that carriers partnering with Indus Freight can deliver high-quality services to shippers while maintaining a mutually beneficial and successful business relationship.