Shipping freight to Canada less-than-truckload isn’t the complicated process that it’s cracked up to be. In fact, if you follow a few quick tips from our FreightPros, you’ll be shipping freight to Canada in no time. There are two main differences between a standard LTL shipment and one going to Canada. The first is the …
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Getting freight picked up from or delivered to a residence is different when shipping LTL than when you’re shipping small package with UPS or Amazon. Part of this has to do with the size of most LTL freight shipments. LTL shipments are rarely a cardboard box that can be left on a doorstep. More …
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There are a lot of things to keep in mind when you are looking at how to ship furniture, and it’s important to identify the details of furniture shipping using the less-than-truckload method sooner rather than later. There are numerous professional moving companies offering white glove service that can be hired to package your furniture, …
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DISCLAIMER: The following applies only to LTL shipping. Full truckload shipping has a completely different set of lanes, practices, and pricing standards. The basic fact of the matter when it comes to shipping zones is that they are not all created equal. There are areas of the country that even the freight industry won’t touch, …
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