Meet Tough Delivery Demands with Full Truckload (FTL) Shipping
Speed up transit time with secure, full truckload shipments managed by leading FTL freight industry experts
What is FTL freight?
When your cargo occupies an entire truck, you need solutions that adapt to your cargo and distribution requirements. Full truckload (FTL) is an efficient shipping method, delivering trailer loads of freight directly to your destination.
While full truckload works well with many types of cargo, it's a popular choice for shippers moving expensive, perishable or otherwise sensitive goods (think electronics, food, flowers or medicine).
That's because with FTL you minimize disruptions, handling and transit time, as you're not coordinating with other shippers and/or consolidation hubs like you would with a less-than-truckload (LTL) option.
One of FTL shipping's greatest benefits is faster transit times, in addition to less reduced risk of shipment damage and even lower rates in some situations.
FTL shipping also streamlines the distribution process, especially compared to less than truckload shipping, which is a more time-consuming option combining multiple shipments in one trailer.
Our focus on speed and efficiency isn't limited to the trucks moving your ground freight. We use innovative technology to not only empower real-time client visibility into shipment status, but also to maintain proactive communications throughout the entire supply chain, from start to finish. Some of the solutions we offer include:
- Online tracking and document retrieval
- GPS-enabled tracking
- Proprietary web-based technology suite
- Complete EDI and e-business solutions
Whether you're distributing goods domestically or internationally through ground transportation, AIT offers a range of cost-effective full truckload services.
We leverage the transit solution that works best with your cargo needs and business goals, including dry van, flat bed and refrigerated options. Our comprehensive solutions are designed to meet your company's time, quality and product-specific requirements.