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High-Volume Shipment
Full truckload freight is an ideal option for companies shipping a significant amount of product or multiple items and want a streamlined process to do so. Generally, this option would work best for you if you are shipping 10+ pallets or more than 15,000 lbs of items.
Faster Delivery
Once the truck has been loaded at its pickup location, it can depart immediately and arrive at its destination in a timely manner. This significantly cuts down on delays associated with other shipment methods. Those options may require multiple stops, potentially loading other products and dropping them off before your shipment can be delivered. With FTL, you can rest assured that no time will be wasted due to transfers and other deliveries.
Cost-Effective
Compared to different shipment choices, which may cost varying amounts depending on your freight broker, and take up time to divvy up, full-load trucking offers you savings. This is because this option can provide a set rate based on the size of the truck, and should you choose to ship more items, you won’t be charged extra since the cost is set regardless of the number of products you have to ship.
Fewer Requirements
There is the potential for other types of shipments to have stricter requirements before your shipment can be transported. This can include measuring and weighing each unit that will be transported to account for other cargo that may be loaded on the truck. When your products are the only cargo, these limitations won’t exist, making the process much easier.
By choosing full-load trucking, your shipment will be transported on a single truck to a single location. This kind of dedicated service provides ease of use, but also peace of mind. That’s because, with dedicated shipments, there is a reduced risk of your products showing up damaged. Since there are fewer points of contact between the truck loading and delivery, there is no chance of another product or cargo damaging your items, and vice versa.