Full Truckload – FTL

A1 Freight Solutions is connected to an extensive network of carriers that can transport your freight domestically.
We will constantly contact you during your cargo’s journey and update you on your shipment’s status.

Shipping Freight within the
United States?

FTL or full truckload is a freight shipping method in which shippers use a full truck capacity for a single shipment. Companies and individuals transporting large quantities of cargo tend to use this trucking method. There are numerous advantages to choosing FTL to ship your cargo domestically, such as speed. FTL shipments are beneficial when needing to ship freight quickly since FTLs are for one dedicated shipment. This means that the delivery route may have a specific destination from start to finish. Another benefit is that shippers can save money when choosing FTL to move their goods. It is more cost-effective to ship a single FTL shipment than splitting the freight into smaller shipments. The likelihood of damage also decreases because there are no extra stops for loading and unloading. Contact A1 Freight Solutions to learn about our FTL solutions and begin your shipping journey. 

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Our team of experts is ready to help you to move your freight from any and to any point of the United States. Try our services now. Ask for a free quote!

Or Call to 786-375-9720. We can assist you in English and in Spanish

Container drayage

Along with our FTL shipping service we can also assist when goods arrive to the port. We pick up your container in any USA port. Standard/High Cube size, dry or refrigerated, flat tracks and open tops.

Hazardous Materials (Hazmat)

If your cargo contains flammable substances or any other hazardous material, ask our team for the security requirements and the shipment process. We are more than willing to help!

Flat bed and other trucking services

Overweighted or oversized cargo is our speciality. We transport machinery, bulk, and breakbulk. We have all the solutions you may need!

An Unreal Truck Driver Shortage

Although there have been reports of a decrease in drivers over the past years, many believe there is an exaggeration in the shortage. Since 2019, the number of trucking carriers in the U.S. reportedly grew to 45%.

What Are Detention Charges?

Shippers should know what detention charges are and what causes these fees to avoid receiving them.

Cyberattacks In The Trucking Industry

While cyberattacks may be nearly impossible to avoid, there are ways to prevent the likelihood of them from happening.

Trucking Trends In 2024

Since the trucking industry is continuously in motion, 2024 will bring numerous challenges and opportunities for domestic transport.

Shipping Expedited Freight

Shipping expedited freight is a popular yet essential method of trucking in domestic transport. In recent years, individuals and businesses have seen the value in this type of transportation.

Trucking During The Holidays

There are certain aspects a shipper should know when needing to move goods by truck during the holiday season.

How to Transport Hazardous Cargo Domestically

Hazardous cargo is any goods that threaten health, safety, or the environment when shipped. Often referred to as hazmat, specific rules and regulations should be followed when transporting this type of freight. Alcohol, car batteries, ammunition, and paint are all examples of this type of shipment. This article will focus on the domestic transportation of hazmat.

Bridge Collapse Is Affecting Trucking

With the Baltimore Key Bridge connecting to the Port of Baltimore, the collapse has significant implications for the trucking industry. Around 4900 trucks traveled across the bridge daily, resulting in $28 billion in cargo movement yearly.

The Importance of Tanker Trucking

With a market reaching nearly 48.9 billion USD, the importance of tanker trucking has been shown in U.S. domestic shipping. Despite this, shippers only know little about this type of transport.

Trucking Capacity Continues to Increase in Peak Season

Transportation costs and trucking capacity change results from several reasons, including low demand. Customer spending demands may be lowering due to fears that the current recession will worsen. Similar LMI trends were shown in April 2019, marking a freight recession beginning after COVID lockdowns. The U.S. has also been facing its highest recorded inflation levels in 40 years, contributing to low demand.

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We know how valuable your cargo is and you deserve the best deal: quality, service and, safety.  This is why we offer a fully customized service based on your own needs.

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