What Is Truck Detention Pay?
How detention works, when it may apply, why times and notice matter, and how Canadian and U.S. carrier workflows differ.
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Practical guides to freight detention and accessorial claims.
Clear explanations of the terms, records and workflow behind supportable carrier claims—without pretending every delay becomes payable revenue.
Common Freight Accessorial Charges
Detention, layover, TONU, lumper reimbursement, extra stops, driver assist, redelivery and rate discrepancies.
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A practical checklist for rate confirmations, PODs, timestamps, notices, receipts, settlements and factoring routes.
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The answer depends on the load file.
Broker policies can be highly specific. Our guides explain common patterns, but the controlling rate confirmation, supporting records and deadlines must still be checked on every claim.
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Send 10 recent loads. We’ll do the digging.
We will review the available rate confirmations, PODs/BOLs and supporting records, then tell you which loads may contain supportable detention or accessorial charges.