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29 Sep

By DDpexpert

Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) Freight Explained: Benefits, Cost Factors, and How to Get Started

When your shipments aren’t large enough to fill a full trailer, less than truckload freight (LTL freight) provides a smart middle ground between parcel services and full-truckload. You pay for the space your cargo uses rather than the whole trailer. But to make LTL work well, you need to understand its mechanics, cost drivers, and best practices. Below is a detailed overview—with balanced sections—to help you deploy LTL effectively.