Dedicated Trailer
Your freight rides alone—no transfers, no shared space, no delays.
Full Truckload (FTL) Shipping One Truck. Your Freight. Direct.
Dedicated trailers, cutting-edge technology and deep carrier relationships—individualized truckload solutions built around your freight.
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Why FTL
Exclusive Use, End to End
When your freight needs the whole truck, we deliver direct.
Faster Transit
Direct point-to-point routing means the quickest time to destination.
Maximum Security
Sealed, exclusive-use trailers keep high-value freight protected end to end.
Best at Volume
For heavier, larger or multi-pallet loads, FTL delivers the best value.
Truckload Services
Every Trailer Type, Every Load
Dry Van
The standard for enclosed, palletized and boxed freight.
Flatbed
Open-deck hauling for oversized, heavy or awkward loads.
Refrigerated
Temperature-controlled reefer units for perishables.
Partial Truckload
Ship volume freight without paying for a full trailer.
Drayage
Port and terminal container moves, handled by the experts.
Intermodal
Rail-and-road combinations for cost-effective long hauls.
Hazmat
Certified carriers and compliant handling for hazardous freight.
High Value
Extra security and dedicated equipment for critical shipments.
Cross-Border
Seamless freight movement across US, Canada and Mexico.
Custom Quote
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Tell us about your shipping needs and our team will build a tailored solution.
How It Works
Truckload, Simplified
01
Share Your Load
Tell us your lane, equipment and pickup window.
02
Get Matched
We source the right carrier from our vetted network.
03
Book & Dispatch
Lock in your rate and we handle dispatch.
04
Track to Delivery
Real-time visibility from pickup to drop-off.
FAQ
Truckload Questions, Answered
What is full truckload (FTL) shipping?
With full truckload, one shipment has the whole trailer. The truck goes directly from pickup to delivery without stopping at terminals or transferring freight, which makes it faster and more secure than shared (LTL) shipping.
When should I choose FTL over LTL?
Choose FTL when your freight fills most of a trailer, is heavy, or is high-value or time-critical. Past a certain size, a dedicated truck costs less than paying LTL rates on many pallets. Partial truckload is an option in between.
How many pallets fit on a full truckload?
A standard 53-foot dry van typically holds 26 standard pallets (48 × 40 in) loaded single-stacked, and more if your freight can be double-stacked.
How much weight can a full truckload carry?
Usually around 42,000–45,000 lbs of freight in a 53-foot dry van, depending on the truck and trailer, within the 80,000 lb federal gross weight limit.
How much does it cost to ship a full truckload?
Truckload rates depend on distance, the lane, equipment type, pickup timing and current market rates. Use our instant quote to see pricing for your shipment.
What trailer types do you offer?
Dry van, flatbed and refrigerated (reefer) equipment, plus partial truckload, intermodal, hazmat with certified carriers, high-value and cross-border freight across the US, Canada and Mexico.
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