Less-Than-Load (LTL) Trucking
Traditional services,
modern solutions.
A small freight load shouldn’t cost you the same as something much bigger. So, when you need to move smaller shipments without the associated costs of a full truckload, dedicated LTL trucking is the solution. With Pure, you not only get the logistics help required to plan and execute the best routes and efficiencies – you get it at the best cost possible.
More than capable with less-than-load.
Not all LTL providers are created equal. At Pure Transport, we do things differently: with us, the truck that loads your freight is the truck that delivers it – no unnecessary transfers or handling, no repacking, and no surprises. This means faster transit times and a lower risk of damage to your cargo.
Our team meticulously plans every shipment, ensuring there’s ample space, secure loading, and a clear route to your destination. Supported by our network of experienced carriers, well-maintained equipment, and constant communication, we make sure your smaller shipments are delivered with the same reliability and care as a full truckload – on time, in perfect condition, and at a price that makes sense.
Dedicated LTL solutions for your situation.
If you have a shipment under 12 pallets/15,000 lbs, dedicated LTL trucking offers an efficient and cost-effective alternative. It’s ideal for:
FAQs
Less than truckload (LTL) refers to shipments that will not fill an entire trailer, usually combined with other cargo that is headed in a similar direction to help save money. On the other hand, full truckload is when your shipment alone will be the only thing being transported because it fills an entire truck. No matter what service you need, you can always count on getting it at a budget-friendly price with us.
This all depends on what you are transporting and the size of your freight. That being said, we possess a wide range of different trucking equipment to help us provide the most complete transportation service possible.
This will depend on the type of items you are transporting. Typically, you should have your items in boxes or palletized to ensure they are kept secure during transit and to speed up the process. If you have any questions about how you should prepare your items, feel free to get in touch with us for some professional tips.
