• Type of cargo – product name
• Dimensions of the cargo (length-width-height), its weight and volume
• Departure and delivery points – country and city

• Packaging and its option (polypropylene bags, pallets, wooden crates, etc.)
• Value of the cargo;
• Additional services: insurance, customs clearance, etc.

How much does it cost to ship LTL freight?

LTL freight rates vary based on a number of factors including the type of freight being shipped (freight class), as well as its dimensions and the distance it will travel. LTL shipping allows multiple shippers to share space on the same truck. It is cost efficient, with multiple companies paying for their portion of trailer space.

How can I ensure my LTL freight quote is accurate?

Before you request a quote, get all your information ready. Trying to estimate shipment details—like weights or locations—can cause unnecessary hassle and fees later. Start by measuring and weighing your freight, including any packaging. Then confirm pickup and delivery locations and the truck access at each. Finally, be sure the driver gets the shipment BOL right away, it has all the details they need to accurately charge you

How can I get an accurate weight?

No scale? Heavy or unusual sized items? No problem. There are plenty of creative ways to calculate an accurate weight. Consider weighing one item and multiply by the number of items you’re shipping. Or use websites or manuals to check out manufacturer specifications.

How do I prepare my LTL shipment?

LTL shipments can be handled multiple times before reaching their final destination. It’s important to load the goods onto pallets or crates so chances of damage are minimized. In the case of loss or damaged freight, we also offer shippers interest insurance as an optional value add, just in case. To fully prepare your shipment you should be taking a close look at the dimensions, documentation, packaging and labeling, and how to properly load and unload the shipment.