Connect partial freight shipments with participating carriers and suitable equipment.
Prepare a useful LTL request
Provide pallet count, dimensions, total weight, packaging and timing. Describe liftgate needs, limited access and loading support. Those details help a carrier assess usable space and handling needs without guessing from the shipment description.
Compare partial-load requirements
LTL means the shipment does not necessarily occupy a full truck. It does not guarantee that every vehicle can carry it or that every pickup location has loading equipment. Check cargo compatibility and appointment requirements before agreeing to the movement.
Separate freight from local parcels
A local courier parcel and a palletized partial load have different handling requirements. Use freight posting for commercial shipments requiring freight detail, and use the delivery flow for suitable local work. CTE supports both through the same transportation network.
CTE provides the technology connecting the network. Transportation is performed by participating carriers and delivery providers. Work availability depends on demand, service area, equipment and applicable qualifications.