Less Than Truckload

Release time: 2021-11-09

Generally speaking, when shipping goods by truck, if you need to move less than the volume of a full truckload (FTL), or don't need the whole truck, then the correct shipping method for the job is Less-than-truckload (LTL).

Depending on the size and weight of the goods being shipped, there are a few different options which could fit the bill here. The number of pallets, cargo pieces, and/or boxes that can be moved would determine which one best matches your needs.

If you'd like more information on picking from the LTL services offered, have a look at this helpful guide.

Keywords: WARLOCK LOGISTICS

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