Flexible FTL & LTL Freight Shipping Across the USA

Whether you’re shipping a full truckload or just a few pallets, Cargo1 delivers flexible, secure, and cost-effective FTL and LTL freight services tailored to your business. We match your cargo with the right equipment, schedule, and carrier — nationwide.

🚚 What We Offer:

✅ Full Truckload (FTL) Shipping

For high-volume shipments (20,000+ lbs or 24+ pallets)
Direct, point-to-point delivery
Complete control over timing and space
Ideal for manufacturers and wholesalers

✅ Less-than-Truckload (LTL) Shipping

For small-to-medium loads (1–6 pallets or 150–15,000 lbs)
Share trailer space and reduce shipping costs
Scheduled pickups with national LTL carrier network
Perfect for recurring B2B shipments

🧠 Why Choose Cargo1?

FMCSA-compliant, fully insured carriers
Real-time GPS tracking and digital documents
Fast quotes and same-day pickup in most areas
Transparent pricing — no hidden fees
Personal support from logistics experts

📦 What Can You Ship?

Retail inventory and consumer goods
Manufacturing parts and equipment
Palletized freight (wrapped, crated, or boxed)
Non-refrigerated food & beverage products
Industrial and construction materials

📋 Tips for Efficient Freight Shipping

Know Your Freight Class:
Helps determine pricing and ensures compatibility with carriers.
Use Standard Pallets:
48” x 40” (GMA) pallets improve loading and reduce damage.
Label Clearly:
Use readable, waterproof labels on every unit.
Plan Ahead for Pickup Windows:
FTL is flexible, but LTL often follows set schedules.

❓ FAQ

What is the difference between FTL and LTL freight?

FTL uses the full truck for one shipper, offering direct delivery. LTL combines multiple shipments to lower costs for smaller loads.

Is real-time tracking included?

Yes. All shipments include GPS tracking and live status updates.

What’s the weight limit for FTL?

Up to 45,000 lbs depending on trailer type and cargo type.

Can I ship fragile or high-value goods?

Absolutely. Just let us know — we’ll match your load with the appropriate carrier and handling instructions.

🟩 Call to Action:

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between LTL and FTL?

LTL (less-than-truckload) means your 1–10 pallets share a trailer with other shippers and are priced by freight class, weight and lane; transit runs through the carrier's terminals. FTL (full truckload) is a dedicated 53-foot dry van or reefer for your load only — faster, no handling in between, priced per mile. We quote both when the shipment size makes them compete.

What information do you need for an LTL quote?

Origin and destination ZIP codes, number and size of pallets or the dimensions, total weight, freight class or the commodity, and any accessorials — liftgate, residential, limited access, inside delivery, appointment. The freight class calculator on this site gives you the class in a minute.

How fast can you pick up?

Same-day or next-business-day pickup on most lanes when the request comes in before noon local time; expedited and team-driver options when the delivery date is fixed.

Do I get a rate confirmation and a bill of lading?

Yes — a written rate confirmation before pickup and a bill of lading for the driver; you can also create the BOL yourself with the free generator on this site.

Which carriers move my freight?

FMCSA-authorized motor carriers whose USDOT/MC status and certificate of insurance we verify before dispatch. You get the carrier's name and truck details when the load is booked.

Get a quote

Origin and destination ZIP, pallets or weight, LTL or FTL, pickup date — a written rate from a person within 2 business hours, no obligation.

Request a quote