FTL is suitable for large consignments of goods, regular deliveries, industrial equipment, building materials, and products that require increased monitoring during transportation. This format is especially popular when cargo safety and minimal reloading are important.
In a less than full truck load, multiple customers' cargo is transported in a single vehicle, whereas in a full truck load, the entire container or truck is used for only one customer. This reduces the number of logistics operations and simplifies shipment control.
Road, rail, sea, and air transport can be used for full truck load (FTL) shipping. The choice depends on the cargo characteristics, the shipping route, and the delivery requirements.
Full truck loads are typically used to transport equipment, electronics, furniture, construction materials, auto parts, household appliances, raw materials for manufacturing, retail goods, and other large quantities of products.
No. Once the cargo is ready for shipment, the shipment can be organized immediately, as there is no need to consolidate the cargo with other shipments. This simplifies delivery planning and allows for faster shipment initiation.
Yes. If the cargo's characteristics allow the use of a dedicated vehicle or container, full truckload (FTL) is one of the most convenient solutions for transporting oversized and heavy equipment.
Yes. For some categories of dangerous goods, the use of dedicated transport is mandatory or preferred. The feasibility of transport depends on the product's hazard class and legal requirements.
The selection is based on the weight, volume, dimensions of the cargo, temperature requirements, loading and unloading conditions, and the transportation route. The most appropriate type of transport is selected for each shipment.
