Several modes of transport are utilized during shipping and hauling freight. From full truckload to partial truckload, all these options make freight shipping versatile. For instance, when using the less than truckload option often called “LTL”, clients can transport larger loads that do not occupy large enough space to justify the use of a full truckload without the expense of paying for a full trailer load. Most less LTL shipments are between 150 to 15,000 pounds. On the other hand, a full truckload of pallets can weigh up to 45,000 lbs. These types of loads are large enough to justify the use of a semi-trailer and typically handle loads up to 45,000 lbs.. The full truckload freight shipping is more cost-effective and requires less handling than the LTL option. Our partial load option provides the option of splitting the cost of the shipment with other shippers moving loads in the same direction. Using our intermodal freight shipping involves the combination of different shipping methods such as trucks, rail, sea and air. All these options are available to our customers.