When does LTL make sense?
LTL can suit smaller loads that can travel in shared capacity. The team reviews the shipment size, handling needs and schedule before recommending an option. Some loads are better suited to dedicated equipment.
Less-Than-Truckload
LESS-THAN-
TRUCKLOAD.
Less-than-truckload (LTL) uses shared trailer capacity when your freight does not need a full truck. Qualgistics helps match smaller shipments with suitable carriers across Canada and the United States, while keeping your shipment requirements and communication in one place.
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- Shipment
- Partial loads
- Service
- Shared trailer capacity
- Your freight partner
- Qualgistics
Built around your shipment
THE RIGHT FIT.
FROM THE START.
When this service fits
- Palletized freight that does not need a whole trailer
- Smaller orders and partial loads
- Businesses comparing shared and dedicated capacity
What we coordinate
- Carrier and shared-capacity sourcing
- Shipment dimensions and handling requirements
- Pickup, delivery and accessorial needs
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
Pallet or piece count and packaged dimensions
- 02
Total weight and commodity description
- 03
Origin, destination and preferred dates
- 04
Liftgate, appointment or special handling needs
GOOD QUESTIONS.
CLEAR ANSWERS.
Which details matter for an LTL quote?
Provide accurate packaged dimensions, total weight, pallet or piece count, commodity, locations and dates. Include site restrictions and any liftgate or appointment needs so they can be considered in the quote.
Is LTL available for Canada–US shipments?
Qualgistics sources capacity for Canada–US lanes, including smaller shipments. The team reviews availability, routing and timing for the specific load and carrier.
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