HEAVY LOAD TRANSPORTATION
LESS-THAN TRUCKLOAD
WHAT IS LTL SHIPPING?
LTL means paying only for the space your freight occupies, reducing costs by sharing the trailer with other shipments.
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LTL OR FTL?
The difference between LTL and FTL is simple. A client needs FTL when its freight needs the whole or almost whole space of a truckload. So, if a shipment has 15,000 pounds or more than 24 feet, then FTL is an option. Also, FTL is the right choice for you if your freight is time-sensitive because transit time is longer for LTL comparing to FTL.
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HOW CAN YOUR BUSINESS BENEFIT FROM LTL?
Small and medium businesses can benefit a lot by using LTL. Top 5 reasons to opt for LTL:
COST SAVING
REAL-TIME TRUCKING
ECO-FRIENDLY SHIPPING
SECURE FREIGHT HANDLING
SPECIAL SERVICES
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HOW DOES LTL WORK?
There are two methods consolidated and hub-and-spoke LTL. The consolidation warehouses collect all the freights and deliver them directly to the final destination. In the case of the traditional hub-and-spoke model, freights from different shippers are gathered at one warehouse and then delivered to another warehouse until they reach the final destination. Both methods work great, and you need to choose the one that satisfies your business needs.
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