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Full Truckload
Freight Broker

Dry Van · Flatbed · Reefer · U.S. & Canada

FTL capacity across the U.S. and Canada with vetted carriers, proactive communication, and clean execution on every lane.

Dedicated Truckload Capacity

Book Freight arranges full truckload shipments for shippers who need reliable, direct-delivery service. Whether you’re moving dry goods, flatbed cargo, or temperature-controlled product, we source vetted carriers and manage execution from tender through POD.

Full truckload means your freight owns the entire trailer — no sharing, no terminals, no extra handling. Direct from your dock to your receiver with one point of contact managing every step.

We run FTL lanes nationwide, with active coverage in major freight markets — including truckload freight in Georgia, Alabama truckload freight, and California truckload shipping — alongside lanes across all 48 contiguous states and cross-border Canada.

Truckload Equipment We Arrange

Industries We Serve

ManufacturingIndustrial goods, raw materials, finished product
AutomotiveParts, components, tier supplier freight
Food & BeverageDry goods, frozen, chilled, ambient
PharmaceuticalHealthcare products, medical supplies

How We Book Your Truckload

What to Expect

Full Truckload FAQ

What is the minimum size for a full truckload shipment?

FTL typically makes sense at 10–12 pallets or 15,000+ lbs. Below that, partial truckload may be the more cost-effective option. We can help you determine the best fit for your freight.

Do you cover both U.S. and Canadian lanes?

Yes. We provide FTL coverage across all 48 contiguous U.S. states and cross-border Canada with carriers experienced in border compliance and customs documentation.

What equipment types do you cover for FTL?

Dry van, refrigerated (reefer), flatbed, step deck, and specialized equipment for hazmat and high-value loads. We match the equipment to your freight requirements.

Can you handle hazmat or high-value FTL shipments?

Yes. Hazmat and high-value FTL are part of our core capabilities. We work with certified carriers and manage compliance documentation on every load.

How quickly can you quote a truckload lane?

Most lanes are quoted same-day during business hours, often within 15–20 minutes. For recurring lanes or project freight, we can build a capacity plan around your schedule.

When is full truckload the better option?

FTL is typically the better value at higher weights and pallet counts, and it reduces damage risk and transit time by keeping your freight on a single trailer with no terminal transfers or extra handling. For smaller shipments, partial truckload can be more economical — we’ll help you decide.
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