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ᑕ ᑐ Truckload Shipping 101 - Meaning, Carriers, Freight Rates Truckload shipping, often simply called "truckload," is a shipping method where a shipment fills at least half of a 48’-53’ single truck trailer This type of freight shipping is ideal when a shipper has enough cargo to occupy the entire trailer
What is a truckload (TL)? - Samsara What is a truckload (TL)? Truckloads are a mode of transporting large shipments over the road It also refers to quantities of freight required to fill a trailer—typically over 10,000 pounds
Full Truckload Freight Services | C. H. Robinson A shipment is considered a full truckload when it’s large enough to occupy most or all of a standard 48–53′ trailer In practice, this typically means around or above 10,000 pounds of freight or anything more than roughly half the trailer’s capacity