
Elite Transportation Systems
Contractor program research and application information
Program at a glance
- Equipment accepted
- Cargo / Sprinter van; dock-high box truck, 24–26 ft preferred
- Authority requirements
- Own-authority versus leased-on arrangement not published. Vehicle inspection, title/registration and required owner-operator insurance apply; insurance limits not published. Confirm MC/DOT requirements directly.
- Service area
- Twin Cities metro, Minnesota; occasional out-of-town runs by agreement
- Operating model
- Independent contractor / owner-operator
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Additional requirements
- Published truck lengths
- 24 feet, 26 feet
- Liftgate
- Required
- Minimum authority age
- Minimum authority age not published
- Authority research basis
- Reviewed official recruiting pages do not publish minimum authority age; new-authority acceptance is not confirmed.
- Inspection requirement
- Vehicle must pass inspection
- Factoring
- Not publicly stated
- Payment information
- Not publicly stated; confirm written settlement terms
Coverage details
States recorded in BTO
Recorded markets
Minneapolis, Saint Paul
Research notes
Official recruiting confirms owner-supplied cargo/Sprinter vans and dock trucks for primarily Twin Cities on-demand courier work. Cargo vans must fit a 4 ft x 8 ft sheet flat with doors closed; a two-wheeler is required. Dock trucks preferably have a 24–26 ft box, liftgate, pallet jack, two-wheeler, two rows of e-track, load bar, 10 straps and 10 blankets. Liftgate capacity is unresolved: the main driver page specifies 2,500 lb, while the linked Drive Elite MN recruiting site specifies 2,000 lb; confirm before applying. Liftgate requirement applies to dock trucks, not vans. Insurance limits, authority age and authority arrangement are unpublished. Source checked confirms official contractor/equipment evidence, not current openings, guaranteed earnings or payment reliability.
Sources
Equipment requirements checked: Oct 21, 2026
