Truck Freight – Freight Broker

Trucking Freight Movements

Discover our wide range of trucking freight solutions—From small shipments (LTL) to full loads (FTL), specialized solutions like refrigerated, flatbed, or tanker hauling, and time-critical expedited shipping—each service is designed to ensure goods are transported safely, efficiently, and according to their unique requirements. The focus is on flexibility, reliability, and tailored solutions for every type of cargo.

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Types of Trucking Freight Movements

Less Than Truckload (LTL):

Involves transporting smaller shipments that do not require the full space of a truck. Multiple shipments from different customers are consolidated into a single truck.

Full Truckload (FTL)

Used for larger shipments that occupy the entire truck or near its capacity. Suitable for shipments that are enough to fill a truck or when a customer prefers a dedicated truck for their goods.

Dry Van Shipping

Involves enclosed trailers to transport non-perishable goods. These are versatile trailers that protect goods from the elements.

Refrigerated Freight (Reefer):

For goods that require temperature control, such as food products, pharmaceuticals, and certain chemicals.

Flatbed Shipping

Used for oversized loads or cargo that does not fit into standard trailers. Ideal for heavy machinery, construction materials, and large equipment.

Intermodal Transportation

Combines two or more modes of transportation, such as truck and rail or truck and ship, to move cargo using intermodal containers.

Tanker Hauling

Specialized trailers designed for transporting liquids, gases, or dry bulk commodities, such as chemicals, fuel, and food products.

Heavy Haul/Specialized Transportation

Involves moving oversized or overweight cargo that requires special permits and equipment, such as extendable trailers, for transport.

Expedited Shipping

For time-sensitive shipments that need to be delivered quickly. Often involves dedicated trucks and drivers to minimize stops and delays.