667 ft
Start with what you are shipping
Dimensions, weight, packaging and handling requirements shape the equipment decision. Include the full shipment footprint, the number of pieces and whether the freight can be stacked. Photos can help explain cargo that is difficult to describe.
1,333 ft
Match the shipment to its space
Dry Van works for enclosed, non-temperature-sensitive freight. LTL brings smaller shipments together, while a Box Truck can suit local moves and freight that does not need a full-size trailer. Tell your contact about loading docks, liftgate needs and access restrictions before pickup.
2,000 ft
Make special requirements clear
Temperature-sensitive products call for a Reefer conversation. Lumber, steel and equipment can require Flatbed capacity. Heavy or oversized cargo needs a closer look at dimensions, loading and the route. Share the requirements early so the right options can be discussed.
