Overland Transportation

What We Offer in Overland Transportation ?

Our land freight services extended to cover most aspects of overland transportation:

“Professionally delivered“

Domestic transportation (small packages to full trucks load)

Transportation of goods doesn’t only include loading and unloading at source and destination. It also incorporates choosing the right mode of transportation (air, land, or sea), selecting the suitable carrier or freight shipping provider, and considering many other factors for speedy and cost-effective transportation.

Truck shipments can be broadly categorized into two categories, i.e., FTL (Full Truckload) and LTL (Less than truckload). The former makes up a whopping 46.4%, whereas the latter holds 11.3% of the market share. Both the shipping methods are used to deliver a high level of customized service to shippers.

Let’s explore a bit more about FTL and LTL.

– FTL- Full Truckload

FTL- Full truckload or FTL shipping is a perfect option for large shipments or large volumes of goods that take up the complete truck. The truck carries shipment only from your company. You can still book an entire truck even if your shipment doesn’t take up the total capacity. Most companies do this to ensure that their goods or cargo transportation doesn’t get stuck with other products.

– LTL- Less Than Truckload

LTL- Less than truckload or less than load is when one trailer carries freight from multiple shippers rather than from an individual company. In LTL, various shipments are loaded in one truck to utilize its capacity as near as possible. Small businesses generally prefer this type of trucking load with fewer shipping requirements and budget constraints.

International Transportation.

International transportation is the movement of goods from one country to another. That means, when goods pass through the borders of a specific country into another by land, the method of transportation is regarded as international transport.

International transport works worldwide and goes beyond national borders. It is carried out by forwarding agents and transport companies who ensure safe and fast shipping.

The mode and means of transport in international transport depends highly on the timing of goods to be shipped. For example, transporting foods or fruits requires fast delivery. Therefore, speed and distance must be considered when choosing a transport mode.

Cross Trade Transportation.

If you’re shipping goods to a buyer overseas, you’re probably looking to reduce costs across your supply chain. There are many ways to do this, including organising your shipment through a cross trade routing.

Borders, TIR And IN Transit Custom Clearance.

As other customs transit procedures, the TIR procedure enables goods to move under customs control across international borders without the payment of the duties and taxes that would normally be due at importation (or exportation). A condition of the TIR procedure is that the movement of the goods must include transport by road.

Goods move from a customs office of departure in one country to a customs office of destination in another country under cover of an internationally accepted customs transit document, the TIR carnet, which also provides a financial guarantee for the payment of the suspended duties and taxes. The guarantee system is managed by an international organisation, which is currently the International Road Transport Union (IRU).

Borders, TIR And IN Transit Custom Clearance.

Shipping heavy equipment, industrial machinery, or fragile and oversized cargo requires special expertise. Oversized cargo is cargo that is unusually large and cannot be shipped in a standard container. Our specialist teams are on hand to help you ship any type of oversized product anywhere in the world. We can mix and match our end-to-end, bespoke solutions and our loading and unloading with versatile and flexible service offerings to deliver a secure service.