
1-ton dually
40' flatbed hotshot
A one-ton dually pickup on a 40-foot flatbed. This load is a generator.
Moving your future forward
We don’t just move freight. We find the truck, negotiate the rate, and stay with the load — so your supply chain is in a known pair of hands.

Why the desk exists
Ro-Mac Transportation is a brokerage, not a truck line with a slogan. We are the bridge between your dock and the receiver.
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We don’t hand your freight to just anyone. Every carrier in our network has to clear our safety, insurance, and reliability standards before they ever see your dock.
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You are never left in the dark. We monitor the shipment from the moment it leaves your facility until it reaches the receiver.
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No phone tag with a rotating cast of dispatchers. One desk handles the communication and the problems, so your team can stay on production.
What we move

1-ton dually
A one-ton dually pickup on a 40-foot flatbed. This load is a generator.

Open deck
A Peterbilt sleeper with tandem rear axles on a flatbed. This one is hauling pipe under a tarp.

Drop deck
A true 53-foot step deck. The deck drops once behind the upper deck so a taller piece can still clear.

Straight truck
A conventional cab with a hood, not a cabover, when the freight does not need a trailer.

Van
A high-roof cargo van when the shipment is small and it has to move now.

Double drop
A sleeper tractor on a double drop for the tall, heavy piece — plant pumps and machines that will not sit on a standard deck.
How a load moves
You talk to the desk. The desk talks to a vetted carrier. You hear back from the same people.
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Origin, destination, commodity, weight, and the day it has to leave. If it is odd-shaped, describe the piece.
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We find a carrier that already meets our standards and negotiate the rate before anyone is booked.
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One coordinator from pickup through delivery. If something shifts, you hear it from us — including when the news is not good.
Coverage
We concentrate on the contiguous United States.
The home territory. Hotshots, flatbeds, and regional runs across the plains and the Great Lakes.
