FTL

Full Truckload

In FTL shipping, the shipper has exclusive use of the entire truck, and the cargo is not shared with shipments from other customers. This provides more control over the shipping process and the security of the cargo.

The cost of FTL shipping is usually determined by the distance traveled, the type of cargo, and the size and weight of the shipment.

FTL shipping is commonly used by businesses that need to move larger quantities of goods efficiently and swiftly. 

LTL 

Less-Than-Truckload 

LTL shipping is typically more cost-effective for businesses that have smaller or irregularly sized shipments. Shippers only pay for the space their cargo occupies within the truck.
Experience the efficiency and reliability of our LTL shipping services and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with entrusting your cargo to professionals who are dedicated to delivering your goods safely and on time.

Drayage

Drayage involves the transportation of cargo between a port, rail terminal, or other transportation hub and a nearby warehouse, distribution center, or another destination.

 This transportation is often a critical link in the supply chain, connecting ports and intermodal facilities to local distribution points.
Drayage commonly involves the transportation of containers, particularly shipping containers, between ports and local facilities. These containers can be loaded onto trucks for delivery or picked up for export.

It's a critical component of international trade and logistics, and the efficiency of drayage operations can have a significant impact on the overall supply chain's performance