Power only means you run just the tractor — no trailer of your own. The trailer is provided by the shipper, broker, or a drop-yard pool, and you hook up on arrival. It's common in drop-and-hook freight, relay and team runs, and trailer-pool programs, and it's a good fit for carriers who want to keep trailer costs and maintenance off their books.
Typical figures for this equipment type — exact specs vary by carrier and manufacturer.
Tell your dispatcher which configuration you run — it changes which lanes and rates you're matched to.
For shorter regional runs without overnight stays.
For longer relay routes requiring rest periods.
No long-term contract, no upfront fees — talk to a dispatcher who already knows your equipment.