In the world of logistics, freight brokers play a crucial role. They connect shippers who need to move goods with carriers who can deliver them. On paper, it’s a win–win arrangement: brokers keep the freight moving, shippers save time, and truckers get loads. But when you peel back the layers, a question often arises—are truck drivers really getting their fair share of the pie, or are they carrying the weight while brokers take the lion’s cut? What Freight Brokers Actually Do

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