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Dedicated Trucks. On-Time Delivery

Our FTL solutions combine cost-efficiency with speed. We match the right truck and driver to your shipment — standard dry van, flatbed, refrigerated, or hazmat — to provide reliable, direct delivery.

HaulPass leverages our LMC authority and asset-based fleet to reduce handoffs and minimize costs while keeping your freight moving on schedule.
  • Direct delivery with fewer handoffs
  • Dry van, flatbed, refrigerated & hazmat options
  • Asset-backed capacity through HaulPass Transportation
  • Real-time tracking & responsive communication

Flexible Shipping for Smaller Loads.

Our LTL solutions adapt to your business needs. Whether you're shipping one pallet or multiple small loads, HaulPass consolidates and moves your freight cost-effectively, reliably, and quickly. With full visibility and control, you can scale your shipments without worrying about delays or extra costs.
  • Cost-effective consolidation for 1 pallet to partial loads
  • Regional and national carrier network
  • Full shipment visibility
  • Same care and consistency as a full truckload

Direct Port & Rail Pickup.

Speed, control, and fewer delays from day one.Body: As a licensed motor carrier, HaulPass picks up and delivers containers directly from ports and rail yards. Fast, reliable, and fully controlled — your freight moves efficiently with fewer delays and complete visibility.
  • Licensed motor carrier — no third-party handoffs
  • Import, export & transloading covered
  • Proactive dwell time and detention management
  • Chassis management & port communication handled

Exclusive Capacity, On Your Schedule.

Our Dedicated Services deliver consistent, reliable transportation for recurring routes or high-volume lanes. By reserving trucks and drivers exclusively for your shipments and leveraging our licensed motor carrier authority, HaulPass reduces delays, increases efficiency, and gives you complete supply chain control.
  • Assigned trucks and drivers for your freight only
  • Ideal for recurring routes and high-volume lanes
  • LMC authority — direct operational control
  • Reduced delays and predictable transit times

End-to-end logistics from port to final delivery -handled by one trusted partner

Our Port-to-Door Logistics service provides true end-to-end supply chain management. We handle your freight from port or rail arrival, through cross-docking, storage, and final delivery. As an asset-based LMC through our Transportation division, we control every step, ensuring reliability and minimizing handoffs.
  • Port and rail arrival coordination
  • Cross-docking, storage, and freight staging
  • Final-mile delivery to destination
  • Fewer handoffs from origin to final delivery

Strategic Storage Built for Speed and Flexibility.

HaulPass offers flexible warehousing solutions through our 30,000 sq. ft. North Las Vegas facility. Whether you need short-term overflow storage or long-term inventory management, we support cross-docking, transloading, consolidation, and distribution — giving you the ability to scale your operations as demand changes.
  • Las Vegas Booth Storage, Setup & Logistics
  • 30,000 sq. ft. North Las Vegas warehouse
  • Short-term overflow and long-term inventory options
  • Cross-docking, transloading & consolidation on-site

Fast Freight Transfers, Minimal Dwell Time.

HaulPass provides cross-docking and transloading services at both our Fontana, CA facility and our 30,000 sq. ft. North Las Vegas warehouse. Each location is equipped to quickly unload, sort, and reload freight with minimal dwell time. Whether transferring containers, pallets, or other equipment, we ensure efficient movement and seamless flow from inbound to outbound.
  • Two strategic locations: Fontana, CA & North Las Vegas, NV
  • Fast unload, sort & reload — minimal dwell time
  • Containers, pallets and mixed freight handled
  • Seamless inbound-to-outbound flow
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Truckload

Our FTL solutions combine cost-efficiency with speed. We match the right truck and driver to your shipment — standard dry van, flatbed, refrigerated, or hazmat — to provide reliable, direct delivery.

HaulPass leverages our LMC authority and asset-based fleet to reduce handoffs and minimize costs while keeping your freight moving on schedule.

Less Than Truckload (LTL)

Our LTL solutions adapt to your business needs. Whether you're shipping one pallet or multiple small loads, HaulPass consolidates and moves your freight cost-effectively, reliably, and quickly.

With full visibility and control, you can scale your shipments without worrying about delays or extra costs.

Drayage (Port & Rail)

As a licensed motor carrier, HaulPass picks up and delivers containers directly from ports and rail yards.

Fast, reliable, and fully controlled — your freight moves efficiently with fewer delays and complete visibility.

Dedicated Services

Our Dedicated Services deliver consistent, reliable transportation for recurring routes or high-volume lanes.

By reserving trucks and drivers exclusively for your shipments and leveraging our licensed motor carrier authority, HaulPass reduces delays, increases efficiency, and gives you complete supply chain control.

Port-to-Door Logistics

Our Port-to-Door Logistics service provides true end-to-end supply chain management. We handle your freight from port or rail arrival, through cross-docking, storage, and final delivery. As an asset-based LMC through our

Transportation division, we control every step — ensuring reliability and minimizing handoffs.

Warehousing & Distribution

HaulPass offers flexible warehousing solutions through our 30,000 sq. ft. North Las Vegas facility.

Whether you need short-term overflow storage or long-term inventory management, we support cross-docking, transloading, consolidation, and distribution — giving you the ability to scale your operations as demand changes.

Cross Docking & Transloading

HaulPass provides cross-docking and transloading services at both our Fontana, CA facility and our 30,000 sq. ft. North Las Vegas warehouse.

Each location is equipped to quickly unload, sort, and reload freight with minimal dwell time. Whether transferring containers, pallets, or other equipment, we ensure efficient movement and seamless flow from inbound to outbound.
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i'm working on a website redesign project. I built the original site in webflow cms. the client has now asked for changes. the website is www.haulpass.ai. below is the list of changes the client suggested. review these, and the full website and all pages and suggest a plan of attack for edits: Hey Jordan, After reviewing the updates here are some of our thoughts We want to stick with the original idea of the drop down just to prevent scrolling through the website. We basically want it to be identical to what Vektor has. We can fill the remainder of the page with the testimonial along with "Contact us" so each page doesn't look so bare, similar to what Vektor did. Also, I noticed you made 3PL a service, but it was more of a subtitle for the services under it. In the footer, please add HaulPass Transportation in blue under the address and then please add the Vegas address under: 3824 N 5th St, Ste D North Las Vegas, NV 89032 We really like that you added interactive service buttons on the shippers page but please make sure they take you to the specific service page (for example, selecting FTL would take you to the FTL service page) I added a service to the beginning of the google doc (Vegas Convention center logistics) Please add this service to the shippers page under industries we serve. Please also add a bullet point "Las Vegas Booth Storage, Setup & Logistics" under warehousing & distribution (in the services tab) I noticed Port to door logistics has the warehousing & distibution content under it. Please go back to the google doc and put in the content for port to door logistics for this service I attached some photos to use throughout the website. Please feel free to place them where you think they best fit! Let me know if you need me to send them in a different format. I’ll audit the live site structure and map the client’s comments into a practical Webflow edit plan, separating quick fixes from CMS/content-model changes and open dependencies. Thought for 17s Here’s the clean plan of attack I’d use before touching Webflow. What I found on the live site The current HaulPass site has these live pages: Home, About, Services, Shippers, Carriers, Careers, and Contact. The footer currently only shows the Pleasanton address, phone, email, site links, and copyright. The client is asking for the service experience to work more like Vektor’s site: Vektor’s navigation has an “Our Services” dropdown with individual service links such as Truckload, LTL, Cold Chain, Intermodal & Port Services, Dedicated Services, etc. Vektor also fills lower-page space with testimonials and contact/lead-gen sections. The biggest actual content issue I see is on HaulPass’s Services page: “3PL” is currently listed as a standalone service in the top service list, and the detailed Port-to-Door section appears to be showing warehousing/distribution content instead of Port-to-Door content. The mobile/service summary section later does have better Port-to-Door language, so you can reuse or reconcile that copy. Recommended edit plan 1. Start with structure, not page-by-page edits In Webflow, I would convert the services area into a cleaner CMS pattern: Services parent / category: 3PL Solutions — use this as the category/subtitle, not a clickable service page unless the client specifically wants it. Actual service pages: Truckload / FTL Less-Than-Truckload / LTL Drayage Dedicated Services Port-to-Door Logistics Warehousing & Distribution Cross Docking & Transloading This solves the client’s “3PL was more of a subtitle” comment and supports the dropdown/nav behavior they want. 2. Build the Services dropdown like Vektor Make “Services” in the main nav a dropdown instead of sending everyone to one long scrolling page. Suggested dropdown layout: Services 3PL Solutions Truckload / FTL Less-Than-Truckload Drayage Dedicated Services Port-to-Door Logistics Warehousing & Distribution Cross Docking & Transloading You can still keep /services as an overview page, but the dropdown should link directly to the individual CMS service pages. That matches the Vektor pattern, where “Our Services” expands into individual service links. 3. Create or clean up the individual service-page template Each service page should not feel bare. Use a repeatable template: Hero: service name + short value prop Main body: service description from the Google Doc 3–5 bullet benefits Relevant image Testimonial block Contact CTA block Footer This directly addresses the client’s note that the pages can be filled with testimonial/contact content, similar to Vektor’s use of testimonials and contact sections lower on the page. 4. Fix the Port-to-Door content first This is the highest-priority content correction. Right now, the Services page has Port-to-Door in the top service list, but the detailed content that follows appears to duplicate warehousing/distribution language: “Strategic Storage Built for Speed and Flexibility” and “30,000 sq. ft. North Las Vegas warehouse.” Use the Google Doc’s Port-to-Door copy. If you need a temporary placeholder based on existing on-site copy, the better current language is: Our Port-to-Door Logistics service provides true end-to-end supply chain management. We handle your freight from port or rail arrival, through cross-docking, storage, and final delivery. As an asset-based LMC through our Transportation division, we control every step — ensuring reliability and minimizing handoffs. That text already appears later on the Services page and is closer to the intended service. 5. Update the Shippers page service buttons The Shippers page has interactive buttons for Dry Van, LTL, Temp Controlled, Dedicated, Intermodal, Drayage, Cross Docking, and Flatbed, but they currently all resolve to the Services page rather than specific service destinations. Map them like this: Shippers button Destination Dry Van Truckload / FTL page LTL LTL page Temp Controlled Truckload / FTL page, or a future Cold Chain/Temp Controlled page Dedicated Dedicated Services page Intermodal Drayage or Port-to-Door page, depending on client intent Drayage Drayage page Cross Docking Cross Docking & Transloading page Flatbed Truckload / FTL page I’d avoid creating extra pages for every button unless the Google Doc has dedicated content for each. For now, link related modes to the closest service page. 6. Add “Vegas Convention Center Logistics” to Shippers The client said they added this to the beginning of the Google Doc and wants it under “Industries We Serve.” The Shippers page currently lists industries including Produce, Retail, and Food and Beverage. Add: Vegas Convention Center Logistics Position: first industry card/accordion under “Industries We Serve,” since the client explicitly said they added it to the beginning of the doc. Suggested framing: Booth freight Advance warehouse/storage Show-site delivery Setup logistics Post-show pickup/storage/return freight Las Vegas-area speed and local warehouse advantage Use the client’s Google Doc copy as source of truth. 7. Add the new Warehousing bullet On the Warehousing & Distribution service page and anywhere that service’s bullets appear, add: Las Vegas Booth Storage, Setup & Logistics The current Warehousing bullets include the North Las Vegas warehouse, overflow/long-term inventory, cross-docking/transloading, and scalability. Add the new bullet after the North Las Vegas warehouse bullet so the Vegas value prop is prominent. 8. Update the global footer Current footer only shows: 7031 Koll Center Parkway, Suite #250 Pleasanton, CA 94566 Update the global footer component to: HAULPASS LOGISTICS 7031 Koll Center Parkway, Suite #250 Pleasanton, CA 94566 HaulPass Transportation 3824 N 5th St, Ste D North Las Vegas, NV 89032 Style “HaulPass Transportation” in blue, per client request. Since the footer appears across all live pages, do this once in the symbol/component and verify every page inherits it. 9. Place the new photos strategically Since the client gave you flexibility, I’d use the photos this way: Warehouse/interior/loading dock photos → Warehousing, Cross Docking, Port-to-Door Trucks/equipment/yard photos → Truckload, Dedicated, Drayage Convention/booth/event freight photos → Vegas Convention Center Logistics People/team/customer-service photos → About, Careers, Contact CTA/testimonial areas Best wide-format hero image → Services overview or Shippers hero Before uploading, compress and rename the assets with SEO-friendly filenames, for example: haulpass-north-las-vegas-warehouse.webp haulpass-cross-docking-logistics.webp haulpass-convention-center-logistics-las-vegas.webp 10. Clean up leftover template cruft The parsed site still exposes template/ecommerce remnants like Style Guide, Getting Started, Changelog, Licenses, Cart, checkout language, and template purchase links in the HTML/navigation layer. Even if some of this is visually hidden, I’d clean it out because it can affect accessibility, SEO, and perceived polish if surfaced by crawlers or screen readers. Specifically check: Unused ecommerce/cart components Hidden template nav menus Template footer blocks Unused pages from the Webflow template Any “Revolve” template text still present in symbols or hidden nav structures Execution order I’d follow in Webflow Backup/publish checkpoint: duplicate the project or create a pre-edit restore point. CMS cleanup: decide whether service pages are CMS items or static pages. I’d use CMS items. Create service template: build the repeatable service-page layout with testimonial + contact CTA. Migrate/correct service content: fix 3PL hierarchy and Port-to-Door copy. Build dropdown nav: wire Services dropdown to individual service pages. Update Shippers buttons: link each button to the correct service page. Add Vegas Convention Center Logistics: add to Industries We Serve. Footer update: add HaulPass Transportation + Vegas address globally. Photo placement: upload compressed images and assign by page/service. QA pass: desktop, tablet, mobile, nav hover/tap behavior, forms, page links, footer, SEO titles, 404s. Client review: send staging link with a punch list of what changed. Publish after signoff. Open items I’d confirm before editing You’ll need the latest Google Doc content before finalizing Port-to-Door and Vegas Convention Center Logistics. You’ll also need the attached photos in original quality if the email versions were compressed. The only thing I would not wait on is the structural cleanup: dropdown, footer, button links, and CMS hierarchy can all be started now. Screenshot 2026-06-19 at 11.30.56 AM.png how do I add sub nav here Thought for a couple of seconds You’re inside a Navbar component, so the right way is to replace the current plain Services Nav Link with a Dropdown element. Do this: Add a Services dropdown in Webflow In the left toolbar, click Add Elements +. Search for Dropdown. Drag Dropdown into the same place where the current Services nav link sits: Navbar Wrapper Navbar Navbar Row Nav Links Wrapper Nav Menu Nav Links Put it directly where the existing Services link is. Delete the existing plain Services Nav Link, or keep it temporarily until the dropdown is styled correctly. Set up the dropdown structure The dropdown will create something like: Dropdown Dropdown Toggle Text Block Icon Dropdown List Dropdown Link Dropdown Link Dropdown Link Change the Dropdown Toggle text to: SERVICES Then add dropdown links like: FTL / Truckload LTL Drayage Dedicated Services Port-to-Door Logistics Warehousing & Distribution Cross Docking & Transloading Each Dropdown Link should point to the correct service page or CMS service item. Styling tip based on your screenshot Your current nav links are custom-styled blue uppercase links. The default Webflow dropdown will probably look wrong at first. Select the Dropdown Toggle and give it the same class/style as the current nav links. You may need to: Set text to uppercase Match the blue color Match font size and letter spacing Remove default padding if it shifts the nav Hide or restyle the dropdown arrow icon For the Dropdown List, style it like a clean white card: Position: absolute/default dropdown positioning is fine Background: white Top margin: maybe 16–24px Padding: 12–16px Border: 1px light gray or subtle shadow Min width: around 240–280px Z-index: high, like 999 For each Dropdown Link: Blue or dark text Padding: 10–14px Hover background: very light gray/blue No underline Important: you’re editing a component That green bar at the bottom means this Navbar is a component and changes will update all 19 instances. That is what you want for global nav, but be careful. I’d click Open component first, make the dropdown inside the component, then publish/preview. Quick workaround if Webflow fights you Instead of deleting the existing Services link immediately: Drag the new Dropdown next to Services. Style it until it matches. Preview the dropdown. Then delete the old Services link. That way you don’t break the nav while experimenting. CMS linking note For now, each dropdown item can link to the Services page section anchors, but the cleaner version is: /services/ftl-truckload /services/ltl /services/drayage /services/dedicated-services /services/port-to-door-logistics /services/warehousing-distribution /services/cross-docking-transloading If those CMS pages don’t exist yet, create the dropdown now but link them after you build the service pages. Screenshot 2026-06-19 at 11.38.45 AM.png now I want to link one of those sub nav items to one of the tab link boxes in this image. I gave it an id. what next? Thought for a couple of seconds Good — you gave the tab link an ID, but there’s one important Webflow catch: A normal anchor link can scroll to that tab button, but it may not automatically activate/open that tab’s content. Since your tab content is already controlled by Webflow’s Tabs component, linking directly to the tab link may only jump the page to that spot. Here’s what to do. Option 1 — simple scroll link to the tab area Use this if you only need the dropdown item to jump down to the Services tabs section. In the tab section You already gave the Truckload tab an ID: Truckload I would change it to lowercase/no spaces for cleaner URLs: truckload IDs should be simple: truckload ltl drayage dedicated port-to-door warehousing-distribution cross-docking In the dropdown nav item Select the dropdown item in the navbar, then set: Link type: Page section Page: Services Section: truckload Or, if Webflow does not show it in the section picker, use URL: /services#truckload That should scroll the user to that tab button. Option 2 — better: link to the tab section and open the right tab Because this is a Webflow Tabs component, the cleaner experience is: Dropdown item says LTL User lands on /services#ltl Page scrolls to Services LTL tab is automatically opened To do that, you need a small custom code snippet. Step 1: Give each tab link a clean ID Select each Tab Link and set the ID: Tab ID Truckload truckload Less-Than-Truckload ltl Drayage drayage Dedicated Services dedicated Port-to-Door Logistics port-to-door Warehousing & Distribution warehousing-distribution Cross Docking & Transloading cross-docking Step 2: Link nav dropdown items to those IDs Use these URLs: /services#truckload /services#ltl /services#drayage /services#dedicated /services#port-to-door /services#warehousing-distribution /services#cross-docking Step 3: Add custom code to open the matching tab Go to: Pages → Services page → Settings → Before tag Add: Then publish and test the live URL: https://www.haulpass.ai/services#ltl It should open the LTL tab and scroll to it. My recommendation For your client’s request, use Option 2. They want the Services dropdown to behave like a true sub-navigation, so each item should land on the correct service content, not just the general Services page. One more thing: remove 3PL as a tab link if it is supposed to be a category/subtitle, not a service. Use it as a heading above the service list instead. ok it works from the homepage, but it doesnt work if im already on the services page and try to select a different sub nav item. it doesnt change the tab Thought for 9s That makes sense. From the homepage, the page loads fresh, reads the hash, and opens the right tab. But when you’re already on /services, Webflow may just scroll/change the hash and not re-run the page-load script. Replace your previous custom code with this stronger version. It handles both: Landing on /services#ltl Clicking another dropdown item while already on the Services page Put this on the Services page → Page Settings → Before tag: