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WA solo??
BFI9->VENDOR-1012520096->IUSP->CNO5, Dupont, WA -> Chino, CA | SINGLE_DRIVER | 53' PO
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ITR->CLT4, Spartanburg, SC -> Charlotte, NC | SINGLE_DRIVER | 53' PO
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AZ solo?
GEU2->VENDOR-88145961->SMF6, Litchfield Park, ARIZONA -> Sacramento, CA | SINGLE_DRIVER | 53' PO
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Bakersfield, CA solo HOT
BFL1->VENDOR-1012599566->SWF2, Bakersfield, CA -> Hopewell Junction, NY | SINGLE_DRIVER | 53' PO
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Vacaville, CA solo?
APC2->SCA2->OAK5, VACAVILLE, CALIFORNIA -> Newark, CA | SINGLE_DRIVER | 53' PO
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OR solo?
ATTUNE_F_97477_451->SMART_AN_91730_6102_910->CNO5, SPRINGFIELD, OR -> Chino, CA | SINGLE_DRIVER | 53' PO
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CA team?
ONT5->HOU5, SAN BERNARDINO, CA -> Katy, TX | TEAM_DRIVER
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IUSQ->IUTE, Redlands, CA -> GOODYEAR, ARIZONA | SINGLE_DRIVER | 53' PO
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IUSQ->IUTE, Redlands, CA -> GOODYEAR, ARIZONA | SINGLE_DRIVER | 53' PO
Sacramento, CA solo?
KSMF->KONT, SACRAMENTO, CA -> ONTARIO, CA | SINGLE_DRIVER | 53' PO
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+6How to Check the Weight of a 3rd Party Load on Amazon Relay
1. Identify the loaded leg of the tour
Look at the sequence of stops in the tour. The loaded leg is usually the one where the trailer is being picked up from a 3rd party location (often the second stop).
2. Find the Load ID
Scroll down to the load details section. Hover your mouse over the stop representing the 3rd party pickup. A tooltip will appear showing the Load ID β for example:
tr-d2cc3fae-e6ab-11b5-b58f-ecb08b5fd116.
3. Open Developer Tools
Press F12 on your keyboard to open Chromeβs Developer Tools.
4. Go to the Network tab
In the Developer Tools window, select the Network tab, then click on Fetch/XHR to filter requests.
5. Refresh the page
Reload the Amazon Relay load board page to capture new network requests.
6. Search for the Load ID
In the Network tab, find a request labeled "search" and click on it.
7. View the response data
On the right side, go to the Response tab. Use Ctrl+F to search for the Load ID you copied earlier. Once found, youβll see a block of data including the weight of the load.
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