Service overview
Less-than-truckload freight is built for shipments that do not need an entire trailer. Multiple shippers share linehaul capacity, making LTL a practical option for pallets, crates and commercial goods moving through regional or national networks.
When this service may be a good fit
- One to several pallets
- Shipments generally too large for parcel networks
- Commercial freight with flexible transit
- Recurring inbound or outbound inventory
- Businesses seeking cost-efficient shared capacity
Available planning options
- Standard and expedited LTL
- Liftgate pickup or delivery
- Residential and limited-access delivery
- Appointment and notification service
- Inside pickup or delivery when available
- Freight classification and packaging review
How to request a useful quote
Provide the origin, destination, commodity, package or pallet count, dimensions, total weight, ready date, delivery deadline and all special handling requirements. International shipments should also include the commercial value, country of origin and available shipping documents.
How the shipment process works
- We review the route, cargo and required timing.
- The appropriate service mode and handling plan are identified.
- Pricing, inclusions and required documents are confirmed.
- Pickup and transportation are coordinated after approval.
- Milestones and delivery information are communicated by email.
Frequently asked questions
What information affects an LTL quote?
Origin, destination, pallet count, dimensions, weight, freight class, commodity and accessorial services affect the price.
Why is packaging important?
LTL freight may move through terminals. Secure pallets, protected corners and accurate labels help reduce damage and handling issues.
Discuss your shipment
Email support@internationalcargosolutions.us or use the freight quote form. Service availability, transit, equipment and pricing depend on the shipment details and route.