Ground Freight

We Are All About Efficiency

Our dedicated operations team will ensure your cargo
Ends up where you need it when you need it.​

Full Truckload Shipments (FTL)

Shipping a full truckload (FTL) provides more options for your cargo. Shipping FTL from origin to destination is the most time and cost efficient way to move a large amount of cargo. Your goods remain with a dedicated trailer, meaning there is no need to consolidate with other cargo. FTL options for large shipments may include specialized equipment such as air ride, removable goose-neck flatbed, heavy haul trucking, and refrigerated trucks.

Less than Truckload Shipping (LTL)

Less than truckload refers to cargo that travels on the same truck as other shipments. Pricing for LTL shipments is based on current rates, tariffs, discounts, lanes, class, weight and surcharges. We offer quick transit times for both LTL and FTL.

Refrigerated Cargo

Our ground freight shipping options include trucks equipped with a refrigerator motor, which allows for the transportation of sensitive goods that may need controlled temperatures. Products like fruits, vegetables, dairy products, meat, chocolate, wine, pharmaceuticals and chemicals are examples of goods that need refrigerated trucks to be moved.

Oversized Cargo

Transporting large and heavy freight? We've got you covered. Our skilled team has years of experience managing heavy shipments. We move your oversized cargo using Flat Racks, Roll-On Roll-Off (RoRo) or Lift-On Lift-Off (LoLo) across bridges, narrow roadways or sensitive areas, and obtain all the necessary permits. We also check the route for obstacles, weight limits and other issues ahead of time so you don't have to worry.

Rail Freight Transport

We also offer rail freight services throughout North America. Shipping cargo via railroad is similar to a full truckload (FTL) door-to-door shipment. As an example, a rail container is delivered by truck to the shipper’s dock for loading. The container is then transported by truck to the nearest rail service center. The shipment safely travels via rail to the closest rail ramp where the container is transferred to a truck one more time and driven to its final destination.

Rail transportation has the advantage of improving loss prevention and cargo damages, but it should only be utilized if your business does not have a time sensitive delivery.