Full Truck Load (FTL)
Dedicated vehicles for larger consignments with direct pickup-to-delivery movement.
OVERVIEW
The last mile, planned like the first.
Cargo that arrives on time can still be delayed by a poorly coordinated truck. We align vehicle type, pickup windows and delivery slots with the rest of your shipment so inland movement supports the schedule.
ModeRoad
Load typesFTL · LTL · Container
ConnectsPorts · Airports · Warehouses
Best forPre- and on-carriage
WHAT'S INCLUDED
What we handle for you.
Less Than Truck Load (LTL)
Shared capacity for smaller consignments, balancing cost and transit time.
Container Haulage
Movement of loaded and empty containers between ports, depots, ICDs and your premises.
Port & Airport Transfers
Timed pickup and delivery to meet vessel and flight cut-offs and arrival releases.
Warehouse & Distribution Legs
Movement between warehouses, factories and distribution points as part of a wider supply chain.
Vehicle Matching
Right vehicle type and size for the cargo, with loading and unloading requirements planned in advance.
OCEANX / TRANSPORT
Planned before it moves. Visible while it moves.
One connected workflow from origin planning through operational handoffs to final delivery.
HOW IT WORKS
A clear four-step shipment flow.
- 01
Understand
Pickup and delivery points, cargo size, timing and handling needs.
- 02
Plan
Select vehicle type, route and time windows.
- 03
Move
Dispatch, loading, transit follow-up and status updates.
- 04
Deliver
Unloading, proof of delivery and closure of the movement.
DOCUMENTS TYPICALLY NEEDED
Have these ready
- Transport order / delivery instruction
- Invoice and packing list
- Lorry receipt / consignment note
- E-way bill or local permits (where applicable)
- Container release order (for container moves)
- Proof of delivery
Exact requirements vary by route, commodity and country. We confirm the full list when we plan your shipment.
WHO IT'S FOR
Ideal for
- Importers and exporters needing port connections
- Manufacturers with regular factory-to-port moves
- Distributors and retailers
- Project sites needing inland delivery
What is the difference between FTL and LTL?
FTL uses a whole vehicle for one shipper. LTL shares vehicle space with other consignments, which suits smaller loads.
Can transport be booked on its own?
Yes. You can book road transport separately or as part of a sea, air or customs-handled shipment.
How do I get delivery updates?
We keep you informed at key milestones such as pickup, in-transit and delivery, and provide proof of delivery on completion.
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