Short and Long Haul Trucking, Shipping Container Transport, and Drayage Service

Reliable Trucking Services Tailored to Your Needs

Our trucking solutions have you covered from door to door. Whether you need a less-than-truckload for smaller shipments, a full truckload for larger cargo requiring a designated container, or short-haul trucking to and from the port, we have you covered. Our experienced team will connect you with reliable trucking solutions custom-fit to your needs.

Why deal with more than one company to move your freight? Our experts coordinate all-in-one cargo transport to keep your supply chain moving. We offer comprehensive drayage services to handle shipping container hauling, and short-haul trucking needs. Additionally, we excel in arranging long-haul trucking and less-than-truckload (LTL) freight to ensure a seamless delivery process. Whether it’s containers, pallets, loose cargo, flatbed deliveries, or oversized items, we provide a stress-free, one-stop solution for all your transportation requirements.

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Top Short and Long Haul Trucking Company for Efficient Transport

Full Truckload (FTL)

We leverage our long-standing relationships with a network of over-the-road carriers for long haul trucking anywhere in North America.

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Less-Than-Truckload (LTL)

Scale up or scale down your cargo operations quickly with cost-effective short haul trucking services, right-sized to your needs.

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Drayage Freight

We provide drayage services between ports, facilities, rail yards, and other shipping hubs. Trust us to transport shipping containers with ease.

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Optimized Trucking Services: Container Hauling, LTL Freight, and FTL

 

Tracking & Transparency

Our customers count on us for best-in-class customer service for their trucking needs. Have a question? Need help? Your trucking experts can get you the answers you need.

LTL and FTL Experts Who Understand Your Priorities

Our team has deep experience in full-truckload (FTL) and less-than-truckload (LTL) freight across almost every vertical. They’ll assemble a trucking solution that keeps costs low while meeting your timelines.

Dedicated Account Representative for Top-Tier Trucking

In today’s environment, knowing your freight’s up-to-the-minute status is critical. Our tracking information provides actionable insights into your short and long-haul trucking operations.

Truckload Operations, Tailored to Your Needs

Why spend your time calling around to line up the right carriers for your next shipment? Let our expert team save you time and money with an all-in-one freight solution. With FTL and LTL capacity for long and short-haul moves—plus air, ocean, and rail solutions—we can get your shipment from door to door with ease. We know what it takes to keep a robust supply chain moving forward, and we’ll work closely with you to make it happen.

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Frequently Asked Questions About FTL and LTL Freight

FTL stands for full truckload. It refers to a shipment that only contains one shipper’s load. In other words, FTL is a dedicated trucking service for a single shipper. Read more about full truckload.

LTL stands for less-than-truckload. It refers to a method of moving freight over the road in which a truck carries loads belonging to multiple shippers and, therefore, makes multiple stops. Read more about less than truckload.

When you’re booking full truckload services, the truck moving the load will only carry your load and no one else’s. When utilizing LTL trucking, your shipment will travel with other shippers’ loads in the same truck. The truck will make multiple stops to drop each load at its destination.

If your shipment is relatively small in size, LTL freight will be the most cost-effective choice. However, because the truck will make multiple stops, it can be slower than full truckload service.

We’ve seen customers across every vertical use full truckload service when: 1) they have a load large enough to take up an entire truck or 2) when they need dedicated service to move their load quickly.

Federal limits restrict a gross vehicle weight (which includes the tractor, trailer, and the load) to 80,000 pounds, with a 20,000-pound weight limit on a single axle and 34,000 pounds on a tandem axle group. Loads in excess of these limits require special permits.

Ultimately, this usually means the maximum weight limit for an FTL load is usually around 42,000-45,000 pounds.

You can ship as many as 24-26 pallets in an FTL shipment. If you’re looking for assistance in making your full truckload shipments as cost effective as possible, reach out to one of our experts. We’ll connect you with an efficient solution that makes the most of each truckload you send.

It’s usually most efficient to ship your freight LTL when you’re moving as many as six pallets. However, to know for sure, reach out to one of our experts. We’ll take into account the freight you’re shipping, your preferred timeline, and your budget, and we’ll put together the right solution.

While LTL shipping may be more expensive on a per-unit basis, it’s an economical choice when you don’t have a full load. In other words, the absolute cost of an LTL shipment is lower, even though the per-unit cost may be higher. If you’re looking for ways to reduce your freight bills, our experts would be happy to take a holistic look at your transportation needs and craft a solution.

Drayage involves moving freight over limited distances, often from a port to a warehouse or from one mode of transportation to another (seaport to rail spur, for example). In contrast, over-the-road freight transportation (FTL or LTL) can involve much longer distances and utilizes a variety of equipment.

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