Full Truckload (FTL) is a transportation service where an entire truck is dedicated to a single shipment, typically when the shipment's volume or weight requires the full capacity of the truck.

FTL services offer faster transit times, reduced handling of goods, lower risk of damage, and fewer stops during transportation, making it more suitable for larger shipments or high-value cargo.

FTL is preferred when the shipment exceeds a certain size or weight threshold and needs to reach its destination quickly without intermediate stops.

Industries such as manufacturing, automotive, construction, and retail often rely on FTL services for transporting large quantities of goods or bulky items.

FTL can be cost-effective for larger shipments due to its competitive per-unit pricing. However, it may not be the best option for smaller loads as the entire truck space needs to be paid for.

FTL rates are typically based on factors like distance, fuel costs, shipment weight, truck type, and any additional services required (e.g., loading and offloading facilities, timed collection/deliveries).

Yes, FTL shipments can be sent for faster deliveries when time-sensitive, and specific delivery appointments can be scheduled to meet customer requirements.

The maximum weight and dimensions permitted for FTL shipments vary depending on the truck’s size, and can handle up to 24 tonnes.

FTL carriers usually provide basic liability coverage for lost or damaged goods, but shippers may also choose to purchase additional cargo insurance for extra protection.

Yes, FTL is often preferred for long-distance or cross-country shipments, as it offers a direct route with minimal stops, resulting in faster transit times.

The FTL services are non-trackable. The use of a dedicated vehicle minimizes the stops and offers faster transit, and according to the distance, some shipments can be delivered on the same day.

Less Than Truckload (LTL) is a transportation service where multiple smaller shipments from different customers are consolidated into a single truckload to optimize capacity and reduce costs.

LTL services are cost-effective for smaller shipments as the customers share the transportation costs. It also reduces the environmental impact by optimizing truck capacity.

LTL is preferred when the shipment's size or weight is smaller and doesn't require a full truck. Additionally, LTL is suitable when the shipment is not time-sensitive.

Industries like e-commerce, pharmaceuticals, food and beverages, and other small to medium-sized businesses frequently use LTL services for their shipments.

LTL shipments are handled more often during the transportation process due to multiple stops. However, reputable carriers take precautions to minimize the risk of damage.

LTL rates are typically calculated based on the shipment's weight, dimensions, freight class, distance travelled, and any additional services required.

Yes, LTL shipments should be packaged securely to withstand handling during multiple stops and transfers. The use of pallets and proper packaging materials is required to protect the goods.

Most of the services we offer are fully trackable, which means the customers can monitor their shipments in real time, providing visibility throughout the transit process.

The transit time for LTL shipments can vary depending on the distance, and the service booked but it usually ranges from 1 to 5 business days for domestic shipments.

LTL carriers typically provide basic liability coverage for lost or damaged goods, but shippers may also choose to purchase additional cargo insurance for extra protection.

LTL carriers utilize strategically located distribution centres to sort and consolidate shipments destined to similar geographic regions, optimizing truck capacity and minimizing delivery routes.