Destination Loading Type column (Trips table)

Part of the Dispatch Planner column reference. The Destination Loading Type column shows how the freight changes hands at the stop where each trip ends. Use it to see which deliveries keep the driver waiting at the dock and which let them drop the trailer and move on.

At a glance


Table	Trips
Shown by default	Yes
Sort	Yes
Filter	Pick Live or Drop&Hook from a list
Who sees it	Everyone who can open Dispatch Planner v2
Edit in the grid	No. The value is the loading type set on the trip’s last stop.

What does each value mean?

Value	Meaning
Live	The freight is unloaded or loaded while the truck waits.
Drop&Hook	A trailer is dropped and another is hooked at the stop.
Drop	The driver drops the trailer at the stop. A trip split with Drop & Hook saves the delivery that ends the first trip as a Drop.
Hook	The driver hooks a trailer at the stop. This shows here only when the trip ends with a stop other than a delivery.

The column reads the trip’s last stop, which on most trips is the last delivery. A delivery can be Live, Drop&Hook, or Drop.

Why does the filter not find some trips?

The filter list offers only Live and Drop&Hook. A trip whose last stop is Drop or Hook never matches the filter, whichever values you pick. This includes the first trip created when a trip is split with Drop & Hook. To find those trips, sort by the column so they group together.

​At a glance

​What does each value mean?

​Why does the filter not find some trips?

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At a glance

What does each value mean?

Why does the filter not find some trips?

Related