I have a load
Request road transport
Tell us what is moving, where it needs to go and when. We will review the requirement and discuss suitable haulage capacity.
Submit load detailsReturn loads · available trucks · subcontractor work
Match UK freight with available haulage capacity.
Return Loads UK is operated by Logic Freight. We connect businesses that need goods moved with owner-drivers, transport companies and subcontractors that have suitable vehicles and space.
Looking for regular or ad-hoc work? Register as a haulage subcontractor.
A managed matching service
Share the real operational details. Logic Freight reviews fit and confirms the next step-without fake public load listings.
Clear intermediary role
Requirements reviewed by the transport team
UK-wide road-freight enquiries
Start with the right journey
One network. Three clear ways to get started.
The information needed to assess a load is different from the information needed to place a truck or qualify a subcontractor. Choose the path that matches what you need today.
I have an available truck
Share available capacity
Give us the vehicle, location, availability and preferred direction so the transport team can consider relevant freight enquiries.
Place an available truckI want subcontractor work
Register your interest
Introduce your haulage business, operating areas and equipment. If the application progresses, Logic Freight will agree how supporting documents should be provided.
Explore subcontractor workWhy better matching matters
31%
of vehicle kilometres run by GB-registered HGVs in 2025 were empty, according to the Department for Transport.
Read the official 2025 statistics (opens in a new tab)Useful details create better conversations.
A town name and a date rarely tell the whole story. Vehicle body, usable capacity, load dimensions, access, time windows, handling and direction all affect whether freight and an empty vehicle are a sensible fit.
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Share
Provide accurate load or vehicle details.
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Review
Logic Freight assesses the operational fit.
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Confirm
Scope, price, capacity and terms are agreed.
Plan the movement
Explore freight by the factor that changes the job.
Our curated pages explain operational differences and the information to provide. We do not manufacture thousands of thin town-and-keyword combinations.
Road-freight services
Full loads, part loads, pallet transport, groupage, dedicated movements and time-sensitive freight.
ExploreVehicles and trailer bodies
Understand what to provide when enquiring about curtain-siders, boxes, flatbeds, rigids, artics and refrigerated capacity.
ExploreLocations and corridors
Curated regional, port and motorway guidance built around genuine operational differences-not hundreds of copied town pages.
ExploreUK and European movements
Information for European operators entering the UK and for businesses planning cross-border road freight.
ExploreStraight answers
Return loads UK: frequently asked questions
What is a return load?
A return load is freight carried on a vehicle that would otherwise travel back empty, or with spare capacity, after another delivery. The collection, delivery, timing, vehicle and commercial terms still need to be agreed for each movement.
Is Return Loads UK a public load board?
No. Return Loads UK is an enquiry and capacity-matching website operated by Logic Freight. Share a load, an available vehicle or your interest in subcontractor work; the transport team then reviews the details and contacts relevant parties.
Can owner-drivers register an available vehicle?
Yes. Owner-drivers and transport companies can share vehicle availability or register interest in subcontractor work. Registration does not guarantee a load or ongoing work, and operational and compliance details will be checked before any movement is agreed.
Can a business submit a one-off or recurring load?
Yes. The load form supports both individual movements and recurring requirements. Include accurate collection and delivery points, dates, goods, weight or pallet details and any handling constraints so the enquiry can be assessed properly.
Ready to start?
Share the load or the capacity-not just a keyword.
The more accurate the operational detail, the more useful the transport conversation can be.