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What Does FOB Mean In Freight Shipping?

Updated 2/29/2024The freight shipping industry is saturated with many shipping terms that are sometimes confusing even to experienced shippers. One such term is the FOB acronym, which stands for free (or freight) on board. It is a widely used term in the industry, however, not everyone knows the accurate meaning and definition of FOB. A […]

The Best Way To Ship Furniture Across Country

Did you just purchase a new couch? Are you a furniture manufacturer or retailer distributing your goods throughout the country? Or did you just plan a big move? Regardless of the purpose, it all comes down to one question: how to ship furniture across the country? Whether you just want to ship furniture without breaking the […]

What is Dry Van Shipping?

Whether you are shipping full truckload or less-than-truckload freight, chances are you are using dry van shipping. Dry vans are the most commonly used trailer types within the trucking industry as they allow the transport of large amounts of goods and almost every type of commodity. What is a dry van trailer? Dry vans are large, […]

From Freight Quotes to LTL Shipping: Ensuring Data Accuracy from the Start

Every successful shipment hinges on the precision of the initial data provided. An accurate freight quote sets the tone for a smooth shipping process and ensures businesses can budget, plan, and execute their logistics confidently. Inaccuracies, even minor ones, can ripple through the shipping process, leading to unexpected costs, delays, and logistical challenges. Accurate Freight […]

The Evolution of Freight Logistics: How Technology is Transforming the Industry

The freight logistics industry has always been the backbone of global commerce, ensuring goods move seamlessly from one point to another. Historically, the processes involved in freight shipping and cargo logistics were manual, often cumbersome, and riddled with inefficiencies. As with many sectors, technology has ushered in a new era for transport logistics. This transformation […]

The Impact of Macro Factors on Freight Shipping Rates in the US

Shippers who often ship LTL freight can benefit from another shipping method called volume freight shipping. In the shipping industry, it stands somewhere between full truckload and less than truckload shipping. Knowing the difference can be tricky, so it’s important to know the difference between all of the options.

What is Volume Freight?

Volume freight is a shipment that’s larger and heavier than standard LTL, but not enough to fill a full truckload trailer and be justified for a full truckload ship

Mastering the Art of LTL Shipping: Tips for Efficient and Cost-Effective Solutions

Shippers who often ship LTL freight can benefit from another shipping method called volume freight shipping. In the shipping industry, it stands somewhere between full truckload and less than truckload shipping. Knowing the difference can be tricky, so it’s important to know the difference between all of the options.

What is Volume Freight?

Volume freight is a shipment that’s larger and heavier than standard LTL, but not enough to fill a full truckload trailer and be justified for a full truckload ship

LTL vs. Full Truckload: Which Freight Shipping Option is Right for You?

Shippers who often ship LTL freight can benefit from another shipping method called volume freight shipping. In the shipping industry, it stands somewhere between full truckload and less than truckload shipping. Knowing the difference can be tricky, so it’s important to know the difference between all of the options.

What is Volume Freight?

Volume freight is a shipment that’s larger and heavier than standard LTL, but not enough to fill a full truckload trailer and be justified for a full truckload ship