Current location
Give a useful town, postcode or service area rather than a broad region alone.
For available HGV and road-freight capacity
Tell us where your truck is free next.
Share the vehicle, body type, usable capacity, location and timing. Logic Freight reviews each truck against relevant freight enquiries on a case-by-case basis; placing a vehicle does not guarantee a load.
Useful capacity details
Describe the vehicle that will actually be available.
A location and date are a starting point. Body type, practical capacity, loading restrictions and preferred direction all affect whether a freight enquiry is a sensible fit.
Availability window
State when the vehicle becomes free and, if relevant, when that availability ends.
Vehicle and body
Identify the vehicle class and trailer or body type, including specialist equipment where relevant.
Usable capacity
Share the weight, pallet spaces or other practical capacity that remains available.
Direction or radius
Explain a preferred destination, regular route or the distance you are willing to reposition.
Managed, case-by-case review
This is capacity matching, not a promise of freight.
Return Loads UK is operated by Logic Freight. It is not a public feed of live jobs. The transport team compares submitted vehicle details with genuine enquiries and contacts a haulier where there may be an operational fit.
Availability can change quickly. If the truck is allocated elsewhere, tell the team rather than leaving stale capacity on record.
Read how return-load matching works- 01
Share
Provide the expected position, timing, equipment and usable capacity.
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Compare
Logic Freight assesses those details against relevant freight enquiries.
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Confirm
If there is a potential fit, scope and commercial terms are discussed before anything is agreed.
For hauliers with available capacity
Place an available truck
Tell us where and when your vehicle is available so the Logic Freight team can review suitable work.
Fields marked are required.
Before placing a vehicle
Available truck questions
Does placing a truck guarantee a return load?
No. Sharing availability lets Logic Freight assess the vehicle against genuine freight enquiries. A suitable load may not be available, and nothing is agreed until the operational and commercial terms are confirmed.
Can an owner-driver place a vehicle?
Yes. Owner-drivers and haulage companies can share available capacity. If you are looking for a broader working relationship, use the separate subcontractor application pathway.
What location should I enter?
Use the expected location when the truck becomes available, such as the delivery town or postcode. Add a preferred onward direction or operating radius where possible.
Should I include part-load capacity?
Yes, if the vehicle has usable space. Describe the available weight, pallet spaces, deck dimensions and any limitations so the capacity is not mistaken for an empty full vehicle.
Looking for a different pathway?
Choose a journey built for the information you have.
I have a load
Request road transport
Submit load detailsI have an available truck
Share available capacity
Place an available truckI want subcontractor work