Freight Lines
Definition

A freight line is a transport company specializing in truckload and over the road less than truckload (LTL) services. Over the road, LTL involves transporting many small loads from numerous customers with less than a full load. This could be one pallet, crate, tub, tote, or barrel. Generally, these companies operate trucks that haul goods on trailers of various sizes.

Trailers might even be customized to maintain certain conditions like temperature control. In addition, most of these companies provide value-added services such as priority hauling, white glove, and backhauling. Besides, these companies will manage your shipment from pickup to delivery. These experts have you covered whether you need to ship locally or internationally to Canada or Mexico.

There are numerous local and international freight lines in the U.S. Your best bet is the one with an in-depth knowledge of the industry, coupled with a trained and experienced workforce with a clear understanding of the rules, restrictions, and paperwork.

Also, take time to find out if the freight lines have moved a similar kind of product you need to transport. This will help you know whether they are equipped and experienced enough to safely, timely and conveniently ship such items.