Khali daala: a return load for a vehicle about to stand empty

Khali daala means the empty run home, the run that earns nothing. The room reads each vehicle's run and its corridor and lists the vehicles that will stand empty within 48 hours: where, when, the body from the ledger, whether the papers are good, the home corridor. Destinations and times are modelled from the run; they say so.

Open a vehicle for a return load with one tap and it gets a card: a page by link that shows the vehicle's body and payload, its papers status, where it stands and from when, and your phone. It never shows the driver's phone, the vehicle's track or your other vehicles. Send the card on WhatsApp to the brokers you already work with; its address is tabcv.in/k/ followed by a short code.

The desk counts who read the card and when. A broker writes an offer on the card: the load, the weight, the route, their figure, marked as theirs. Offers come back to the room with a call button. Load taken closes the card; so does Close; the box closes it itself when the vehicle moves off or after a week. The driver sees one line in the cab. Nothing is listed anywhere public in the pilot.