Carrier Information for Estes Express Lines LTL Terminal in Baltimore,MD

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Estes Express Lines

The largest privately-held freight company in North America, Estes Express provides direct service to all 50 states. In 1931, Estes founder W.W. Estes first began hauling livestock in rural Virginia.

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Address

5101 Washington BLVD Baltimore, MD 21227

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Phone

410-565-5403

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Email

BALTIMORE@ESTES-EXPRESS.COM

Tips for preparing your LTL Shipment

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If you have a large volume shipment it might be in your best interest to break down that freight into smaller LTL shipments and book it with different carriers on different days.

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When you weigh and measure your cargo, be sure and include any packaging involved and measure from the widest and tallest points of the shipment.

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Including any accessorials your shipment will require when you submit your information for an initial quote will help you find the best deal.

Follow your freight.

Koho is digitally integrated with our carriers' tracking systems so you know where your shipment is at all times.

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Common questions about LTL

How are shipments tracked?

The first and most universal way to track your shipment through your LTL carrier is by using the bill of lading (BOL) number. Every BOL issued has a unique number assigned to it, and entering the BOL number into most LTL carriers’ websites will provide the shipment’s most recent logged location. You can also use a PRO number.

How to determine LTL shipping class?

Freight classification is determined based on four factors related to an item's transportability: density, stowability, liability, and handling.

How to make a LTL shipping crate?

You can construct a shipping crate out of any sturdy wood. Just be aware that the weight added by the crate itself will increase the cost to ship it.

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