An LTL Shipment (Less-Than-Truckload) refers to a freight transportation service where multiple shippers share space in a single truck, each with shipments that do not require the full capacity of…

A Logbook is a detailed record-keeping tool used to document important information, activities, and events over a specified period. Logbooks are commonly used across various industries and fields, including transportation,…

A reduction in rate that carriers offer to shippers and/or consignees who load and/or unload LTL or any quantity shipments.

Provides a carrier with detailed information and negotiated pricing prior to scheduling pickup. This practice helps ensure contract compliance and facilitates automated payments.

A term primarily used in the motor industry, load tender is an offer of cargo for transport by a shipper.

A shipment that transports between cities and over distances more than 150 miles.

Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) Carriers are freight transportation companies that specialize in moving smaller shipments that do not require a full truckload. LTL shipping involves consolidating multiple small shipments from different customers…