LTL · Nationwide
Less Than Truckload (LTL)
Less Than Truckload lets you pay only for the space you use. Ideal for smaller shipments, LTL combines your freight with others to keep costs low while reaching every corner of the country.
Quick Answer
What is Less Than Truckload (LTL)?
Less Than Truckload lets you pay only for the space you use. Ideal for smaller shipments, LTL combines your freight with others to keep costs low while reaching every corner of the country.
- →Ideal for: Shipments of 1–6 pallets
- →Ideal for: Cost-sensitive freight
- →Ideal for: Businesses without full loads
- →Ideal for: Regular small replenishment
What you get
Pay For Your Space
Only pay for the portion of the trailer your freight occupies — typically 1 to 6 pallets.
National Carrier Network
Access to major LTL carriers for broad, reliable coverage.
Flexible Volume
From a single pallet to large-volume partial loads.
Competitive Pricing
Rates negotiated through our network so small shipments stay affordable.
Ideal for
Less Than Truckload (LTL) FAQ
How is LTL freight priced?
LTL pricing is based on freight class, density, distance, and any accessorial services (liftgate, inside delivery, residential). We negotiate competitive rates through our national carrier network so you only pay for the space you use.
How many pallets can I ship LTL?
LTL is ideal for 1 to 6 pallets. Beyond roughly 6 pallets, a partial or full truckload often becomes more cost-effective — we will quote both so you can compare.
How long does LTL transit take?
LTL transit depends on distance and the carrier network — typically 1-5 business days. Unlike FTL, LTL moves through terminal hubs, so exact timing varies by lane.
Is LTL safe for fragile freight?
LTL involves multiple handling points, so proper packaging and palletization are essential. For high-value or especially fragile goods, we may recommend a partial truckload for reduced handling.
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