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Multi Modal Transport
We have a varied range of carriers that we hire for you. All these carriers are very trustworthy, experienced and devoted drivers. Ask us to deliver anywhere on the land and we are on it. Trucks come in different shapes and sizes and we pick you up the best one i.e. the one that suits the kind of freight you have and the kind care it will be in the need of. We also have services like PTL, FTL, and LTL so that we can provide the best land freight services in this era.
Full Truckload Shipping
One of the most cost-effective options for transporting cargos while there is enough cargo to fill an entire trailer is Full Truckload Shipping. The ideal size for FTL shipments is greater than 5,000 to 10,000 lbs. Full Truckload Shipping can also be considered for the goods that require flatbeds or climate control shipping. Unpackaged items, bulk shipments and break-bulk shipments can also be considered for full truckload transportation.
- Large Shipments: FTL shipping is the perfect choice when it comes to sending bulk items.
- High-Risk or Fragile Shipments: Polrif assures that your goods are in safe hands across longer distances as well.
- Consistent Transportation: When you have exclusively booked space in a vehicle, there is no switching or repacking involved in the entire transfer.
- Faster Delivery: As the delivery does not involve switching trucks throughout the transfer, the freight can be sent in a time-efficient manner to the destination.
Less Than Truckloads Shipment
You require Less Than truckloads shipment when your freight is not suitable for semi-trucks and also is too large to be considered as a parcel. This is a kind of freight that does not require the entire truck but only a portion of the truck. Freight shipments that weigh from 150 lbs to 10,000 pounds are typically suited for less than truckloads shipment.
- Orders that are 10 pallets or more
- Dedicated transport for expedited shipments
- Long haul and short haul
- Consolidation and multi-drop shipments
Intermodal Freight Transport
Intermodal freight transport is using multiple modes of transportation (e.g., rail, ship, or truck) to transfer the goods from shipper consignee. This method allows freight to be transported faster, improves security and reduces damage and loss cargo handling is reduced to a minimum in this process. About 24 to 26 Million containers are moved by intermodal shipping each year.
- Lower Costs: The longer the distance traveled by rail, generally, the lower per-mile rate. It’s at roughly 700 miles when intermodal shows significant cost savings over truckload. Businesses can save hundreds of dollars per shipment if able to dedicate extra time for transit.
- More Consistent Service: Since trains run on a set schedule and with fixed routes, there is less variability in pick-up and delivery times as compared to truckload. Rail is also not as easily influenced by weather conditions and can typically keep moving through heavy rain, fog, and snow.
Open Deck Trucks
Open deck trucks have an open deck body that is flat, roofless and without any sides. Generally on regular terms, open deck trucks transport loads with a weight of 45, 000 pounds or 20.4 tons. However, there is specialized trucks or equipment which can transport even heavier loads like step-decks are capable of transporting 48,000 pounds or 21.7 tons.
- Flatbed trailers typically ship items that are large or wide, items that need to be loaded by a crane, or from the side with a forklift.
- Flatbeds are great for hauling construction materials, machinery, tools, components and equipment. In addition to large single items, flatbed trailers are often used for transporting large quantities of stackable or well-wrapped products.