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Get expert FTL shipping quotes from professional freight experts. Compare full truckload rates from 300+ carriers. Free FTL freight quotes in 30 minutes.
Full truckload (FTL) shipping is ideal when you need dedicated truck capacity for larger shipments. Our freight brokers recommend FTL shipping when you have:
10,000+ Pounds of Freight: Fill most or all of a 53-foot trailer with your products, materials, or equipment for maximum cost efficiency.
Time-Critical Shipments: Direct point-to-point delivery without stops means faster transit times for urgent full truckload freight.
High-Value Cargo: Dedicated trucks reduce handling and theft risk for expensive equipment, electronics, or sensitive materials.
Specialized Equipment Needs: Access flatbed trucks, refrigerated trailers, step decks, or heavy haul equipment through our carrier network.
Our freight broker network includes carriers with every type of FTL equipment:
Dry Van Trailers: Standard 53-foot enclosed trailers for general freight, retail goods, and manufactured products that need protection from weather.
Flatbed Trucks: Open trailers for construction materials, machinery, steel, and items requiring top or side loading access.
Step Deck Trailers: Lower deck height trailers for taller freight that won't fit in standard dry van height restrictions.
Refrigerated Trucks (Reefer): Temperature-controlled trailers maintaining specific temperatures for food, pharmaceuticals, and temperature-sensitive products.
Hot Shot Services: Expedited delivery using smaller trucks for urgent, time-critical shipments that can't wait for standard FTL service.
Our freight brokers analyze these factors to find your best full truckload rates:
Distance and Fuel Costs: Mileage between pickup and delivery locations plus current diesel fuel surcharges affect base FTL shipping rates.
Equipment Type Requirements: Specialized trailers like reefer, flatbed, or heavy haul command premium pricing over standard dry van rates.
Seasonal Market Conditions: Peak shipping seasons (Q4, harvest time) and capacity constraints impact FTL freight availability and pricing.
Loading and Delivery Requirements: Lift gate service, inside delivery, residential pickup, or extended loading time may add accessorial charges.
Lane Popularity: High-demand shipping routes typically offer better FTL rates than less common freight lanes.
Freight Broker Advantage: Our carrier relationships and volume commitments help secure better FTL shipping rates than going direct.
Step 1: Analyze Your FTL Requirements
Our freight experts review your shipment details, timeline, and special requirements to identify optimal carrier matches.
Step 2: Leverage Carrier Relationships
We tap our network of 300+ vetted FTL carriers to find available capacity at competitive full truckload rates.
Step 3: Present Expert Recommendation
Receive one carefully selected FTL shipping quote with the best rate and service combination for your specific needs.
Step 4: Coordinate Your Shipment
Our team handles pickup scheduling, tracking, delivery coordination, and any issues throughout the FTL shipping process.
Pre-Vetted FTL Carriers Only: Every full truckload carrier passes rigorous screening for insurance coverage, safety ratings, on-time performance, and equipment standards.
Specialized Industry Expertise: Our freight brokers match FTL shipments with carriers experienced in your specific industry, from automotive to construction to food grade.
Capacity During Peak Seasons: Large carrier network ensures FTL truck availability even during tight freight markets and high-demand periods.
Dedicated FTL Support: Track shipments, receive delivery updates, and get immediate support throughout your full truckload shipping experience.
Going Direct to Carriers: You get posted rates only, limited carrier options, must do your own research, receive basic carrier service, and pay baseline rates.
Using Freight Brokers: Access negotiated volume rates, choose from 300+ vetted carriers, get expert freight analysis, receive dedicated broker support, and typically save 15-30% compared to direct rates.
Our FTL freight brokers handle shipments on all major shipping routes:
California to Texas FTLHigh-volume lane with excellent carrier availability and competitive full truckload rates.
Florida to Northeast FTL
Strong northbound capacity for produce, manufactured goods, and retail freight.
Midwest to Southeast FTLManufacturing belt to distribution centers with consistent FTL carrier coverage.
Texas to West Coast FTLEnergy and industrial freight with specialized equipment availability.
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