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A lane is a run the carrier makes regularly, with no specific truck: its terminals. Save them once, so Lanesurf has the carrier’s terminals on record. Lanesurf pitches your carrier loads on its lanes. When a brokerage on Lanesurf has a load from the lane’s origin state to its destination state (near the cities, when you give them), with matching equipment if you gave one, Lanesurf’s reps email or call you about it. Posted trucks come before lanes, since a truck says it’s free now. Only verified carriers are pitched, never on a load you already bid on.
Saving is safe to repeat: the same lane (same states, cities and equipment, any letter case) returns the lane already saved, with 200.

Manage lanes

Lanes are separate from trucks. A truck’s destinations say where one truck wants to go next and order its matches; lanes are what the carrier runs over and over.