If a carrier rejects a load, where can you find the reason for the rejection?

The reason for a carrier rejecting a load is typically documented in the audit history. The audit history provides a comprehensive record of actions and communications associated with the load, including any status changes such as a rejection by the carrier. This history often details the reasoning behind the carrier's decision, whether it be related to capacity, load specifications, compliance issues, or other operational constraints.

While the driver scorecard may reflect the performance of drivers and carriers, it generally does not include specific details about individual load rejections. Similarly, referencing the load may provide basic information about the shipment, but it would not contain the detailed reasoning for a rejection without diving into the audit history itself. Thus, the audit history is the most reliable source for understanding the specifics surrounding a load rejection.