Your Last Mile Delivery Solution in South Florida
Go LTL Hub your go to Less than Truckload Solution!
On-Demand Freight & Quote Matching System
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LTL Tracking Technology At Your Fingertips
Through our Last-Mile Delivery Platform:
- Live tracking.
- Instant driver updates.
- Easy communication with your driver.
- Access your freight from any device
Local Same-Day Deliveries
Go LTL Hub Advantages:
- Local Pickup and Delivery
- Airport Transfers
- TSA Approved
- Hazmat Drivers
- Bonded and Liquor License
- 40 Assets, 26 ft Box Trucks & 16 ft Box Trucks
- Dry Vans
Local Same-Day Deliveries
Go LTL Hub Advantages:
- Local Pickup and Delivery
- Airport Transfers
- TSA Approved
- Hazmat Drivers
- Bonded and Liquor License
- 40 Assets, 26 ft Box Trucks & 16 ft Box Trucks
- Dry Vans
Go LTL Hub is TSA licensed and approved to move all shipments to the airport.
Go LTL Hub can handle all event logistics from start to finish.
U.S. Customs approved bonded common carrier under code LBT4. Store your bonded cargo in our bonded warehouse.
Airfreight shipment anywhere in South Florida to any major airline. We are trained to handle AWB verification.
Go LTL Hub is TSA licensed and approved to move all shipments to the airport.
Go LTL Hub can handle all event logistics from start to finish.
U.S. Customs approved bonded common carrier under code LBT4. Store your bonded cargo in our bonded warehouse.
Airfreight shipment anywhere in South Florida to any major airline. We are trained to handle AWB verification.
We Only Hire The Best LTL Drivers
We put your business first. Integrity, professionalism and transparency are at the core of our business. This is why all our drivers are TSA Approved, Bonded, and Hazmat endorsed with over 5+ years of experience.
Tech-Enabled LTL Trucks With “Uber-Like Experience”
Combine our years of professionalism with our technology, Go Truck Hub, we put you in control. With Go Truck Hub, you can access your cargo in real-time from any device. You can access live tracking, geo-fencing, data analytics, and reporting that can help your business operations.
Go Truck Hub, our proprietary operating system, allows us to collaborate digitally with our clients.
We Only Hire The Best Drivers
All our drivers are TSA Approved, Bonded, and Hazmat endorsed with over five-plus years of experience.
Tech-Enabled Trucks & Vans
Our In-house software Go Truck Hub, allows you to access your freight status instantly from any device.
Use our live tracking, geo-fencing, data analytics, and reporting in your business operations.
Get To Know Our Hubs in South Florida
Go Freight Hub is a full-service, asset-based 3PL provider which means we never outsource.
Our third party logistics services include local Less than Truckload (LTL), Nationwide Full Truckload (FTL), Container Drayage, Last Mile Delivery(LTL), Warehousing, Dangerous Goods (Hazmat), Temperature Control, Crating & Packaging Solutions and much more.
Our main headquarters- located at 3300 NW 110 Street Miami FL 33167 – provides excellent access to South Florida’s ports and airports.
Get To Know Our Hubs in South Florida
Go Freight Hub is a full-service, asset-based 3PL provider, which means we never outsource.
Our third party logistics services include:
Nationwide Full Truckload (FTL), Container Drayage, Last-Mile Delivery(LTL),
Warehousing, Dangerous Goods (Hazmat), Temperature Control,
Crating & Packaging Solutions and much more.
Our main headquarters –
Located at 3300 NW 110 Street Miami FL 33167 –
Excellent access to South Florida’s ports and airports.
FAQs About LTL Freight Shipping
How Does LTL Freight Work?
LTL Freight is a service where we combine partial loads to create multi-stop truckloads, creating an efficient and cost savings option. The price for this is based on the space used, class of items, and the pickup and drop-off locations. LTL freight quotes can be shipped in either standard shipping, expedited or guaranteed.
What is the difference between LCL and LTL?
LCL (less than container) load freight utilizes both ground and water transportation. LTL, less than truckload, are usually road shipments that are only one company’s shipment.
Who is the largest LTL carrier?
According to Logistics Management Magazine, the top LTL carriers in the U.S., are the following: Estes Express Lines. Old Dominion Freight Line. UPS Freight. YRC Regional. FedEx Freight. XPO Logistics. ABF Freight System. Saia Motor Freight Line.
Who are the top 5 LTL carriers?
FedEx Freight. YRC Freight, XPO, Old Dominion, UPS Freight,
Who is the largest LTL carrier in the United States?
The largest LTL carrier in the United States is FedEx Freight with revenue of $6.341 billion. The second is XPO Logistics with $3.641 billion in revenue. In third place comes LTL carrier Old Dominion Freight Line.
What is an LTL carrier?
Less than truckload and less than load, known by the acronym (LTL) is the transportation of small freight. Other forms of transportation are parcel carriers or full truckload carriers. Parcel carriers are usually smaller goods under 150 pounds (68 kg).
How many pallets are considered LTL?
Less-than-truckload, known as LTL, are usually shipments between one and six pallets and 200 to 5,000 pounds.
What is the difference between LTL and FTL?
(LTL) Less than truckload is used for the shipment of freight that does not take up a full truckload. (FTL) Full Truckload is used for shipment that takes up a whole truckload in either weight or space.
LTL Meaning
Less than truckload freight shipping (LTL) is the transportation of small freight and when the freight doesn't require a truckload. This type of freight delivery is perfect for freight that weighs between 150 and 15,000 pounds.
What is freight shipping?
Freight shipping is the transportation of goods, cargo, and commodities through land, sea, and air. Typically freight is a larger quantity of goods that businesses normally need in their supply chain. Freight is usually transported in trucks, railroad and ships which carry containers.
What is load size TL?
TL is also called FTL means a full truckload. Full truckload is a great option for businesses that have a large quantity of freight and have a more pressing deadline. This might also be a more economical approach for those that have enough items to fill the whole truckload. For industries with heightened compliance, such as the medical, full truckload will be a better option. Also fragile items, as there will be less handling of the freight and less chance of human error.
LTL South Florida News
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