Freight Service Types

A Product Makes the Load

Customers are often certain what they need. Dedicated freight and their corresponding lanes are usually well-worn paths. However if your load particulars have changed, then please let one of our Agents take you through the load-building steps to determine what's needed; to cost-effectively get that freight where it's going.

LTL Freight

This Less-Than-Full cargo load is not of the quantity to require an entire truckload (TL) by itself. Typically, an LTL shipment ranges from 150 to 20,000 pounds; larger than parcel, but less than a full truck trailer load.

Full Truckload Freight

Full truckload freight is a bulk or pallet shipment; utilizing the entire truck trailer; typically more than 20,000 pounds.

Intermodal Freight

This form of shipping combines trucks, ships and rail to complete the delivery process. Combining these types of transportation can often lower the freight cost.

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Expedited Freight

This type of freight is time sensitive and must be delivered quickly; typically by truck or air. We are an ever-faster moving society; expedited freight duty is to answer the call.

Heavy Haul / Oversized Freight

Freight of this kind, commands a load width that exceeds 8’6”, an overall load height for most states of 13’6” (although some western states are higher), and a gross weight surpassing 80,000 pounds. Load length varies by state. This type of shipping requires additional, insurance, permits, preparation, security, and preparation to undertake.

FAQs

We've provided answers to the most commonly-posed freight shipping questions.

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How a Shipment Gets Where It's Going

The equipment used to haul freight greatly depends on the commodity itself. Dry goods and temperature sensitve products all demand particual care to ship safely.

Preparing Load To Ship

The condition your products are in when reaching their desitination is just as important to us as getting your shipment there.

Shipping Guide

Was the shipment correctly stacked on the pallet? How about he refrigerated trailer: was it properly cooled before load pick-up?

Keeping Track of the Load

Where a load resides along its shipping lane is critical data to maintain; and it's available and updated on the hour and on-demand.