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When you’re sending freight to or from Oahu, understanding all the factors at play can save you both time and money.     Below, we’ll show you everything you need to know about moving Oahu freight, including shipments headed to and from Honolulu. You’ll discover how to choose the right mode for your cargo, based on what matters more to you: cost or speed. We’ll also show you how to more effectively manage freight pick-ups and deliveries all around the island—Waikiki, Honolulu, Kailua, Kapolei, and beyond.     Our tips will give you the knowledge you need to optimize your Oahu logistics—and create a freight plan that’s...

Last Updated: March 18, 2024 Shipping auto parts requires a little extra thought and consideration: Engines and transmissions are heavy. Body panels like bumpers, doors, hoods, and trunks are both oversized and susceptible to damage. Wheels, tires, and rims can be awkward to package and transport. And finally, some auto parts like batteries and airbags are considered hazardous materials, so they need special labeling and handling. If you’re moving auto parts to wholesalers, distributors, and retail operations, we’ll offer you our tips and resources to simplify your domestic freight shipments. We’ll show you the ins and outs of moving all kinds of automotive parts via...

Nearly three-quarters of freight in the United States is moved via truck, according to the American Trucking Associations.     If you’re one of the many shippers moving freight over the road, you’ve probably considered less-than-truckload (LTL) service to move your freight. To help you make it easy and cost-effective, we’ll show you everything you need to know about LTL freight shipping.  In This Article What Is LTL Freight? What Are the Pros and Cons of LTL Freight? Understanding & Overcoming Key Challenges for LTL Freight Pricing & Quote Complexity Longer Transit Times Greater Potential for Damage The Advantages of Partnering with a Freight Broker Access...

With the highest-volume port system in the Caribbean, the island of Puerto Rico sees its share of container freight.   If you’re doing business on Puerto Rico, you already know that efficient, cost-effective cargo movement is critical for driving consistent revenue and protecting your margins. Below, we’ll share our tips and insights to keep your containers moving on time and on budget.   You’ll discover what type of containers ship to Puerto Rico, how long your shipment to Puerto Rico will take, how much it might cost, what documentation your shipment will need, what taxes you’ll pay, and how to keep your freight moving smoothly...

More than 85% percent of the goods shipped between Puerto Rico and the mainland U.S. move through Jacksonville, Florida. The Port of Jacksonville (also known as JAXPORT) is a major ocean freight gateway, linking the mainland U.S. with the Port of San Juan and Puerto Rico’s other seaports. In this article, we’ll show you what you need to know about moving freight along this route, either northbound to the mainland U.S. or southbound to Puerto Rico. Shipping to a U.S. territory like Puerto Rico can be a little different than shipping freight to other U.S. destinations. We’ll walk you through all the angles to make...

When it comes to over-the-road transportation, you’ll have two main choices: less-than-truckload (LTL) and full truckload (FTL) shipping. Each of these options offers different timelines, different costs, and different advantages. We’ll walk you through all of them so you can understand the distinctions—and pick the one that moves goods on your preferred timing, at your preferred budget. In This Article Definitions & Basic Differences: FTL vs. LTL Cost Considerations: FTL Pricing vs. LTL Pricing FTL & LTL Transit Time & Efficiency: A Comparison Safety & Handling of Goods: Who’s the Winner? LTL or FTL? Environmental Impact: Which Has the Lighter Carbon Footprint, LTL or FTL?...