Inland Service

FTL transportation refers to the shipment of goods that occupy an entire truck or trailer. It is ideal for large quantities of goods or shipments that require dedicated transportation.

LTL transportation involves the consolidation of multiple smaller shipments from different customers into a single truck or trailer. It is a cost-effective option for smaller quantities of goods.

Containerized transportation involves the use of shipping containers to transport goods by road or rail. It provides a standardized and secure method of transportation, with various container sizes available to accommodate different cargo volumes.

Rail transportation is a cost-effective and efficient option for moving goods over long distances. It is suitable for bulk commodities, intermodal shipments, and heavy or oversized cargo.

Cross-border truck transportation involves the movement of goods between different countries by road. It requires expertise in customs clearance, documentation, and adherence to international regulations.

Inland transport may require specialized equipment such as flatbed trucks for transporting oversized or irregularly shaped cargo, refrigerated trucks for temperature-sensitive goods, and tanker trucks for liquid or hazardous materials.

Last-mile delivery refers to the final leg of the transportation process, where goods are transported from a distribution center or transportation hub to the end-user or customer. It involves the delivery of goods to residential areas, businesses, or specific locations.