ADD LTL FREIGHT TO YOUR SHIPPING TOOLKIT

You might think your business isn't large enough to need freight shipping. After all, what you ship fits nicely in a cardboard box. But did you know you may be able to save money by shipping packages in bulk via less-than-truckload (LTL) freight? It's true.

Consider LTL freight for large volume or oversized parcel shipments

LTL freight has a different way of calculating shipping prices. And because you share cargo space with other shippers, you pay only for the space you use. That's another thing — you don't have to research for reputable carriers because we've vetted them already.

What if your shipment is oversized or oddly shaped and doesn't fit nicely in a cardboard box? That's an even better reason to consider LTL freight services for your business. When you have an out-of-the-ordinary shipment, typical size limits for parcel shipping could see you paying more and having fewer options than anticipated. Using LTL shipping in these instances is a great way to keep your goods on the move at a price that adds value to your budget.

Learn the basics of LTL shipping

Still not convinced? If you're hesitant about what shipping LTL is because it's too difficult or confusing, this e-guide will break it all down for you. You'll learn the terminology, how the pricing works and what's required on a bill of lading (a BOL is the equivalent of a shipping label for parcel shipments). Plus, we've included sample scenarios — see if they apply to your situation.

Download Adding to Your Toolkit: Using LTL Freight for Shipping Packages and Large Items

Keep this e-guide on hand for those occasions when shifting from parcel to LTL will benefit your business. And know that our experts will be with you all the way.