A pickup shared with another party — and, like any pickup, it does not pay an extra.
Does it pay the driver? No — miles only.
A split pickup is still a pickup; pickups do not pay.
A split pickup is the front half of a split trip: the driver picks up freight that another owner-operator will carry on, or shares the pickup with them.
For pay it is a pickup. The driver hooks the trailer, drives the leg, and is paid the miles. Nothing flat is added for the split.
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PU (Pickup) — A stop where the driver arrives and hooks a trailer that was loaded before they got there.
SD (Split delivery) — One owner-operator hauls the first leg of a trip and a different one finishes it, each settled for their own leg.
Made with the free sp (split pickup) at loadtally.app/tools/glossary/split-pickup-sp — LoadTally, loads, settlements and driver pay for owner-operators.
Questions
What does SP (Split pickup) mean?
A pickup shared with another party — and, like any pickup, it does not pay an extra.
Does SP pay the driver?
No — miles only. A split pickup is still a pickup; pickups do not pay.
