We can move your trailer load or multiple trailer load shipments over the road for you and ensure they will arrive in a safe an timely manner. Flatbed, dry van, specialized truckloads and more.
Cargomaxx Logistics, Inc. provides clients with instant truckload rates and availability for flatbed, dry van, and specialized truckloads.
We provide trucking rates for both spot market shipments, and we can also provide RFP proposals for long-term agreements on truckload lanes and traffic management agreements. Whatever your shipping needs call for, we can provide the services and rates you’re looking for. We’ll provide you with the information you need, including quotes and availability, for various shipping and logistics needs, including flatbeds, dry vans, specialized truckloads, and more.
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Reliable Trailer Load Transportation
It is important for businesses and individuals to have reliable options for moving their goods and products. Flatbed trailers are often used for larger, heavy loads that may not fit in a standard dry van trailer, while dry van trailers are more commonly used for smaller, less fragile items. Specialized truckloads may refer to the use of specialized trailers or trucks for transporting goods that require additional care or handling, such as hazardous materials or temperature-sensitive products.
It is important to ensure that shipments are handled safely and arrive on time to meet your customers’ needs. This may involve careful planning and coordination with carriers and tracking and monitoring the shipment’s progress to ensure timely delivery.
Through reliable and efficient transportation services, we aim to be a valuable resource for businesses and individuals looking to move their goods.
What Is FTL Shipping?
FTL shipping stands for “full truckload” shipping. It refers to the transportation of goods by a single truck dedicated to a customer’s shipment. In FTL shipping, the truck is not shared with other customers, and the entire truck is used to transport the goods from the point of origin to the destination. This is in contrast to LTL (less than truckload) shipping, in which a single truck carries goods from multiple customers, and the space on the truck is shared among them.
FTL shipping is typically used for larger shipments that require the use of a full truck, such as a shipment of pallets or large industrial equipment. It can be a cost-effective option for shipping large quantities of goods, as the cost of transportation is based on the distance traveled and the weight of the shipment rather than the space it occupies.
Advantages of FTL Shipping
There are several advantages to using full truckload shipping:
- Cost-effective: FTL is often more cost-effective than other shipping methods, such as LTL (Less Than Truckload), because the shipper pays for the entire truck and does not have to share the cost with other shippers.
- Faster delivery: FTL shipping is generally faster than other shipping methods because the truck is not making multiple stops to pick up and drop off goods from multiple shippers.
- Greater control: FTL freight gives the shipper greater control over the delivery process because the entire truck is dedicated to their goods. This can be important for time-sensitive or perishable items.
- More secure: FTL freight is generally more secure than other shipping methods because the entire truck is dedicated to a single shipper’s goods, reducing the risk of loss or damage.
- Efficient use of resources: FTL shipping can be more efficient in terms of resource use because the truck is fully utilized and not making multiple stops, which can reduce fuel consumption and emissions.