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LTL (less-than-truck load) works best for reduced shipment volumes. Our trucks pick up your goods and transport them to various locations. With intelligent route planning, we maximize the use of available capacity to deliver economical and cost-effective transportation even when your shipment occupies only a portion of the truck.
A wide range of goods can be shipped via LTL trucking independent of their weight, size or specific needs. You are charged solely for the space your shipment uses. In LTL shipping, combined consignments are transported straight to the recipients without temporary handling at a Rhenus hub.
Freight consolidation provides more favorable shipping rates and reduces expenses by combining partial consignments into a single truck for direct delivery to the destination.
Take advantage of shorter delivery times because you do not fully load the truck capacity by your own.
LTL offers you a strong degree of adaptability for your specific requirements and enables you to react swiftly to your customers’ demands.
Using shared truck capacity reduces your environmental footprint across the supply chain.
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Groupage refers to the consolidation of multiple LTL shipments from various companies into a single truck, while LTL is used when the goods of one company do not occupy the full truck capacity and are combined to achieve more favorable shipping rates and lower costs.
LTL stands for less-than-truck load. It’s the best choice if you do not have enough goods to fill a full truck but want to use shared capacity for greater efficiency and shorter waiting times. LTL shipping allows you to reduce costs while keeping a high level of flexibility.
With FTL, you cover the cost of the whole truck, which is reserved exclusively for your goods. This option is most suitable when your shipment volume is sufficient to occupy the full capacity. LTL, on the other hand, offers increased flexibility aligned to your needs, allowing time-sensitive shipments to be transported without delays caused by waiting to fully load truck.
Transit times for LTL shipments can be extended compared to FTL, as trucks often stop at several locations along their route. LTL loads may also be handled several times during transit.
The cost of LTL trucking is primarily influenced by the route and the volume of shipment. Additional factors, such as express shipping, may also impact the price.
An RHE-X partnership provides multiple collaboration options. You decide what suits your requirements best. As a permanent RHE-X partner, you have the security to plan your fleet utilization accurately.
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