What is the difference between FTL and LTL?
FTL reserves dedicated trailer capacity for a shipment. LTL uses shared capacity for smaller loads. The right choice depends on the shipment size, handling requirements, route and timing.
Full Truckload
FULL TRUCKLOAD.
FULL ATTENTION.
Full truckload (FTL) gives your shipment dedicated trailer capacity. Qualgistics sources a carrier and the equipment your load requires for moves across Canada and the United States, with one point of contact from planning to delivery confirmation.
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- Equipment
- Dry van · Reefer · Open deck
- Coverage
- Canada & United States
- Your freight partner
- Qualgistics
Built around your shipment
THE RIGHT FIT.
FROM THE START.
When this service fits
- Loads that need a dedicated trailer
- Shipments with specific equipment requirements
- Businesses coordinating larger freight moves
What we coordinate
- Carrier sourcing for your lane and schedule
- Dry van, reefer or open-deck equipment matching
- Pickup requirements and delivery communication
Before we hit the road
TELL US
THE DETAILS.
These details help the team assess the lane, equipment and carrier options for your shipment.
- 01
Pickup and delivery cities and dates
- 02
Commodity, dimensions and total weight
- 03
Equipment and loading requirements
- 04
Appointment or site access restrictions
GOOD QUESTIONS.
CLEAR ANSWERS.
Can a full truckload shipment cross the Canada–US border?
Yes. Qualgistics coordinates Canada–US freight with carriers experienced in cross-border transportation. Share the commodity, route and shipment details so the team can discuss carrier and documentation requirements.
How is an FTL quote prepared?
A quote depends on your lane, dates, commodity, weight, dimensions, equipment and site requirements. Capacity and pricing are confirmed for the individual move rather than assumed from a standard rate.
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LET’S GET
MOVING.
Send us your lane details.
We’ll take it from here.