Full Truck Load (FTL)

     Complete transportation is the most convenient transportation method in terms of speed, safety, and price. In this type of transportation, your products are not transferred and handled as in the warehouse or cargo model, or the vehicle does not wait to find other loads to set off as in part-load transportation. Instead, it heads directly toward the customer as soon as it receives its load with vehicles such as pickup trucks, 6 or 10 wheels or 40-foot trucks, or TIRs.

    Less Than Truck Load (LTL)

      It is quite common for companies to experience situations where their packages do not need the entire space in a shipping container. In such cases, hiring a full vessel or truck is unnecessary and could be economically detrimental. LTL freight is an extremely useful solution in this case.

LTL freight, often known as less-than-truckload freight, is a kind of shipping service in which several commodities are transported in one truck while being charged separately for the space they take up. 

All goods are combined into compact boxes or palletized containers to ensure that shipments remain secure while being handled at various hubs and facilities.

    ADR Transportation

     The ADR transport agreement, called the European Agreement for the International Carriage by Road and International Carriage of dangerous goods, is an instruction that ensures the continuous and safe transport of dangerous goods on public roads, taking into account human health and environmental cleanliness. 

ADR includes the working conditions and responsibilities of the sender, receiver, loader, loader, unloader, packer, transporter and vehicles that have an impact on the realization of transportation activities.It was published by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe on September 30, 1957 and entered into force on January 29, 1968. The purpose of ADR legislation is to facilitate the safe and orderly transportation of dangerous goods on public highways without harming human health, other living beings and the environment.

    Frigo Transportation

     Frigo mode of transport is another name in the logistics terminology of cold chain cargo transportation. There are different product category variants of this mode of transport, namely standard, cool, cold and freeze.

Packaged products that are not temperature sensitive should be stored at 18 °C and above; chocolate, eggs and bakery products should be stored at a cool temperature between 15 °C and 18 °C; white meat, red meat, vegetables and fruits should be stored at a cold temperature between 4 °C and 8 °C; ice cream and frozen meat, fruit and vegetable products should be stored in a freezer between -18 °C and -26 °C. The domestic and international transportation of these products is possible with refrigerated transportation.

    Transit Freight Transportation

       During. international transportation, a transport vehicle may pass through several countries before arriving at the destination country. This method of transport, referred to as international transit transport is mainly used during road transport.