FULL TRUCKLOAD (FTL)
Perfect for big shipments that fill a truck or when goods must go straight from start to finish without stopping.
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Specialty Handling Services
Need custom care for different kinds of freight? Just let us know your shipment's unique needs, and we'll make sure it's handled with the right attention to arrive safely and on time.
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A dry van is a type of enclosed trailer commonly used in the shipping industry to haul a wide variety of goods, ranging from non-perishable items.
Commonly transports, electronics clothing, furniture, and machinery to packaged food items and consumer goods.
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Flatbed trailers have an open design without sides or a roof, providing a flat and open platform to load and transport cargo. This allows for the transportation of oversized, heavy, or irregularly shaped cargo that may not fit or be suitable for enclosed trailers.
Commonly transports, large machinery and equipment, building materials or any oversized cargo.
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The transportation of large or heavy cargo that requires an entire truck for transport due to its size, weight, or dimensions. These oversized loads typically exceed standard legal limits for weight, length, width, or height set by transportation authorities.
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The transportation of goods that require specific handling, equipment, or expertise beyond the typical FTL services. This specialized service caters to cargo that demands special attention due to its nature, dimensions, fragility, or other unique characteristics.
Commonly transports, high value goods, hazardous materials, perishable goods or fragile/delicate items.
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Refrigerated temperature-controlled freight is the transportation of goods that require a controlled and consistent temperature environment throughout their journey. This specialized service involves the use of refrigerated controlled units to maintain specific temperature conditions necessary for preserving the quality, and temperature-sensitive cargo.
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The movement of goods or cargo across international borders, typically between neighboring countries. It involves the transportation of goods from an origin location in one country to a destination location in another country, passing through customs and complying with international trade regulations and documentation requirements.
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Specifically focused on the movement of cargo between ports, terminals, and inland destinations. These services facilitate the transfer of goods from seaports or container terminals to their final destinations or vice versa.
Drayage refers to the short-distance transportation of goods, usually within a local area or between a port or terminal and nearby locations.
Port encompass a range of activities and facilities at seaports or container terminals that handle the loading, unloading, storage, and transshipment of cargo between ships, trucks, trains, and other modes of transportation.
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The transportation of liquids or gases, such as oil, chemicals, liquefied gases, or other bulk liquids, using tanker trucks, railcars, or ships designed to carry such cargo.
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Often abbreviated as "hazmat," refer to substances or materials that, due to their chemical, physical, or biological properties, have the potential to cause harm to humans, animals, or the environment.
Hazardous materials can include a wide range of substances, such as:
Flammable liquids, gases, or solids. Explosives and reactive chemicals. Toxic or poisonous materials.
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Refers to cargo or goods that have a significantly higher monetary worth compared to typical shipments. These items often carry substantial financial value due to their nature, rarity, uniqueness, or market demand.
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Refers to goods or materials that present increased potential hazards or risks during transportation due to various factors. These factors can include the cargo's properties, susceptibility to damage or deterioration, environmental impact, or the potential for misuse or illegal activities.
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Refers to a specialized group of trucks or vehicles exclusively allocated to handle and transport shipments for a particular customer or company. In this context, "dedicated" means that the fleet of trucks is specifically assigned to fulfill the transportation needs of a single client or a particular set of shipments.