General Freight

General freight (commonly termed dry van freight) transports diverse non-specialized commodities using standard 53-foot trailers, eliminating the need for temperature regulation or specialized handling.

Key Characteristics

1. Standardized Equipment
   Utilizes conventional trailers without refrigeration or flatbed adaptations, ideal for non-perishable and non-oversized items.

2. Commodity Diversity
   Accommodates virtually any goods lacking specific environmental or handling requirements, from consumer products to industrial equipment.

3. Pallet-Centric Operations
   Goods are typically palletized for efficiency and transported in enclosed vans, containers, or standard trailers.

4. Flexible Capacity Models

   • Full Truckload (FTL): Dedicated trailers for single shipments
   • Less-than-Truckload (LTL): Consolidated shipments from multiple clients

5. Operational Scope
   Services span local metropolitan routes to cross-border long-haul transportation.

6. Service Workflow
   Integrated processes including:

   • Local pickup & delivery
   • Cargo sorting
   • Line-haul transit
   • Destination processing

Common Cargo Examples

• Non-liquid dry goods
• Furniture & consumer products
• Industrial machinery
• Construction materials
• Paper products