Carrier Information for Southeastern Freight Lines LTL Terminal in Atlanta,GA

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Southeastern Freight Lines

For over 70 years, Southeastern Freight Lines has provided freight transportation. In addition to its own service centers in 13 states and Puerto Rico, Southeastern has a network of service partners that enables delivery throughout North America.

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Address

4061 South River Industrial Blvd SE Atlanta, GA 30315

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Phone

404-622-3983

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Email

customer.service@sefl.com

Tips for preparing your LTL Shipment

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Use only the packaging you need to keep the items secure. Don’t overdo it and add unnecessary weight to your load because it will affect the price.

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Make sure your cargo is packaged securely to avoid any damage while in transit.

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Set expectations properly and make sure the recipient of your shipper knows that the delivery date can vary.

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 to ship freight from home?

Residential shipping with Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) is a great alternative to hiring movers, but you need to talk to a carrier to ensure they offer residential service and determine what the cost would be.

Is LTL more expensive than TL rates?

Less than truckload (LTL) shipping allows multiple shippers to share space on the same truck, which can be cost-effective for small to medium-sized shipments. However, if you have a shipment that fills an entire truck, FTL will be cheaper and more direct.

What are some key differences between shipping truckload and shipping LTL?

The most significant difference between LTL and full truckload (FTL) freight is the size of a shipment. As the name suggests, less-than-truckload (LTL) only takes up a portion of a trailer, while FTL fills it entirely. When shipping FTL, you are responsible for the total costs associated with the truck, driver, fuel, and other transportation costs. With LTL, you share those costs with the other shippers who have shipments on the trailer.

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