Units
Truck + trailer + driver, ready to cover.
Units are the dispatch-ready combination of driver, truck, and trailer. Create units and assign them to loads in one action — no juggling which truck goes with which driver.
Unit management
Dispatch-ready combinations at a glance.
A unit ties together a driver, truck, and trailer as a single dispatchable rig. When a load needs assignment, dispatchers pick from available units — no guessing who's paired with what.
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Create units: driver + truck + trailer
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Unit status: Available, Dispatched, Maintenance, Inactive
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Dispatchers assign units to loads in one step
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Active load linked on the unit profile
Units · 3 rigs
Unit 7
FB-2291
Dispatched
👤 John Davis
🚛 Truck #441 (Freightliner)
🚌 Trailer #7 (Dry Van)
Unit 3
Available
👤 Maria Gonzalez
🚛 Truck #312 (Kenworth)
🚌 Trailer #3 (Reefer)
Unit 11
Maintenance
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🚛 Truck #188 (Ford F-750)
🚌 Trailer #11 (Flatbed)
Unit 7 · Load history
FB-2291
Chicago → Dallas · Jun 10
$2,450
FB-2285
Denver → KC · Jun 6
$1,800
FB-2279
Memphis → Atlanta · Jun 1
$2,100
FB-2271
Dallas → Houston · May 28
$1,200
Flexibility
Mix and match as plans change.
Units aren't locked — you can reassign a driver, swap a trailer, or pull a truck for maintenance without losing history. FreightBound tracks every load each unit has run.
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Update unit composition at any time
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Full load history on each unit
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Inactive units don't appear in dispatch dropdowns
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Driver pay periods pull from unit assignment on loads
Stop guessing which driver goes with which truck.
Units keep dispatch simple — create combinations, assign to loads, done.