Full Truckload
A service where a single customer rents the entire truck for transporting their goods. The truck is dedicated to one shipment, which can be a large quantity of goods.
Less Than Truckload
A service where multiple shippers share space in a single truck. The truck is loaded with cargo from several customers, and the cost is divided among them based on the weight.
Expedited Trucking
A premium service that focuses on faster delivery times. Expedited trucking ensures that goods are transported as quickly as possible, often with dedicated vehicles and drivers to minimize delays.
Flatbed Trucking
A trucking service using a flatbed truck, which has no sides or roof. This service is used to transport large, heavy, or oversized loads that cannot fit in a standard truck.
Intermodal Trucking
A service that combines trucking with other modes of transport, such as rail, to move goods over long distances. Trucking is typically used for the initial pickup and the final leg of delivery.
Heavy Hauling
Specialized trucking for transporting exceptionally large or heavy loads, often requiring permits and specialized equipment like multi-axle trailers or hydraulic lifts.