Standing replenishment lanes
Repeat runs keep receivers around FORT WORTH supplied from shippers across a multi-state region.
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FORT WORTH, TX 76119
FORT WORTH, TX 76119
Dry van truckload · a multi-state region
Built to haul what has to arrive.
Truckload freight planned around the pallet count, the clock and the crew waiting at the other end. Regional Routes on equipment we own and maintain.
53 FT
Field note
1driver per load, start to finish
Booked to the receiving window and driven by the owner, on 1 truck running out of FORT WORTH, TX 76119.
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Load ledger
Load ledger
The dock is part of the plan.
We move the freight that has to be somewhere on a fixed clock, in the order the receiver wants it off the trailer. Every booking starts with the actual count.
Partial loads
Freight that does not fill a trailer keeps its own delivery mark and shares the miles with a compatible load.
Power-only pulls
When the trailer is yours, TMR TRUCKING LLC brings the tractor and the same driver back for every hook.
Dry van truckload
Palletized and floor-loaded freight moves on a trailer planned around weight, cube and the door at the far end.
Four handoffs.One continuous load plan
01 — OriginSend the count
Pallet count, weight, pickup number and the delivery window go straight to Abderazzak, who builds the run from them.
02 — EquipmentMatch the trailer
Load plan and bracing are set around weight, cube and what the receiving door can actually take.
03 — In transitRun the clock
Miles get measured against legal hours, and the load is walked again after the first stop.
04 — ReceiverCall the gate
Access and door assignment are confirmed before the load reaches the receiver.
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Why TMR TRUCKING LLC
Why TMR TRUCKING LLC
The receiver’s clock is the clock.
“Useful timing beats polished promises.”
Running the same lanes earns a short list of FORT WORTH customers who know exactly who is pulling in. Nothing gets brokered off to a stranger, so whatever leaves the shipping door arrives on the trailer it was loaded on.
The load gets read before a truck is promised. Pallet count, weight, appointment times and dock access shape the run long before Abderazzak backs under it — the person doing the planning here is the person doing the driving.
The handoff matters as much as the highway. You get the gate call, the door number confirmed and an arrival window somebody stands behind, because that somebody is on the seat rather than in an office guessing at it.
Cut to the work.What changes the day
Appointment times measured against real drive hours before anything is promised.
One phone number, answered by the driver hauling your pallets.
Weather-minded routing for rain, road spray and mountain passes.
The hand that reads your bill of lading is the hand that closes the doors.
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Your next run
Your next run
Regional Class A Truck Driver · FORT WORTH home base
Keep the trailer moving.
Straight conversations, appointments that hold and customers who know what an on-time delivery is worth.
PositionRegional Class A Truck Driver
Operating modelRegional Routes
Weekly pay$1,450 – $1,650 / week
Home timeHome every weekend
Experience1 year CDL-A
- Paid time off
- Pet & Rider program
- Health insurance
- 401(k) with match
- Passenger ride along program
- Referral program
- Fuel discount