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LTL shipping, or less-than-truckload shipping, is a popular shipping method used by businesses that do not require a full truckload to transport their goods. This shipping method allows multiple shipments from different shippers to be consolidated onto one truck, reducing the cost of shipping for all parties involved.

A shipper gives the wrong delivery address to his carrier. When the carrier gets the real address, they charge the shipper a whopping fee.

Modern logistics requires rapid communication in order to survive. From the first quote to the final delivery, shipping revolves around scheduling, speed, and efficiency. Email is a valuable tool, but it...

Less-than-truckload (LTL) shipping is a popular option for businesses that need to ship small to medium-sized freight. Sporting goods, which fall under the product class code, are commonly shipped via LTL.

Like many industries, freight shipping in the U.S. is cyclical in nature. As we have four actual seasons a year, freight shipping has its own four shipping seasons that are strongly affected by seasonal climate and activities...

Packaging cargo properly when shipping is crucial to the safety, protection, and transportability of your shipment while it is in transit...

Carrier liability refers to how a carrier is responsible for lost, damaged, or delayed freight. For LTL freight shipments, carriers determine their liability on a dollars-per-pound basis...

Don’t worry. You’re not alone. The world of logistics can sometimes be unclear or confusing, especially to new shippers. Taking a moment to understand...