Less-than-Truckload (LTL)

Pay only for the space you need with LTL shipping, reliable transit schedules, flexible delivery options and real-time tracking.

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Overview

Cost-effective and scalable

LTL shipping allows you to move smaller loads without needing to fill an entire truck. Your cargo is grouped with other shipments traveling in the same direction, making transportation more cost-effective and efficient.

Once booked, your freight is either picked up or dropped off at one of our terminals, where it is consolidated with other shipments, then sorted and routed through our logistics network for the most optimized and timely delivery.

Pay per pallet each pallet can weigh between 71 and 1,000 kg, up to 120 × 105 × 180 cm.

Reliable transit schedules regular departures you can plan your inventory around.

Real-time tracking and security complete visibility and secure handling, pickup to delivery.

What's included

LTL, the smart choice for smaller loads

More than space optimization a robust logistics network that enhances delivery speed and minimizes handling risks.

Professional consolidation

Your freight is consolidated at our terminals with compatible cargo, properly sorted and routed.

Lower cost per unit

Cost-sharing with other shippers makes LTL far more economical than full truckload for smaller loads.

Real-time monitoring

Track your shipment at any time stay informed from pickup to delivery.

More frequent shipments

Ship smaller lots more often, lowering inventory costs and improving efficiency.

Secure handling

Optimized routing minimizes handling risks across our logistics network.

Seamless cross-border

A robust network that enhances delivery speed across borders.

Why BLS

Why ship LTL with BLS

Flexibility

Take smaller shipments, full pallets or partial loads, without waiting to fill a truck.

Reliable network

Move across the Americas with dependable, scheduled departures you can plan around.

Space you pay for

Book exactly the pallet space you need, no more, no less.

Instant, transparent pricing

Get a clear rate based on weight and dimensions, no hidden accessorials.

Total shipment visibility

Track your freight from pickup through consolidation to final delivery.

Secure handling

Every pallet handled and routed through vetted terminals with care.

How it works

How LTL works

From terminal consolidation to optimized final delivery.

01

Declare your cargo

Tell us pieces, dimensions, weight and readiness date.

02

Consolidate

Your freight joins the next scheduled departure at one of our terminals.

03

Transit

Milestone updates from pickup through arrival at the destination hub.

04

Final delivery

Deconsolidation and last-mile handoff, with proof of delivery in your portal.

Built for your industry

LTL freight for every sector

Ship smaller lots more often, tailored to your product and your market.

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FAQ

LTL frequently asked questions

How can I request an LTL quote?

Fill out the form on our Contact Us page, and a sales representative will reach out to assess your shipping needs and provide a tailored quote.

How is the volume of an LTL shipment determined?

The volume is determined by the weight and dimensions of each pallet. Each pallet can weigh between 71 and 1,000 kilograms and must not exceed 120 cm in length, 105 cm in width, and 180 cm in height. For precise calculations, contact our team.

What is the difference between FTL and LTL?

FTL (Full Truckload) means an entire truck is dedicated to a single shipment from one shipper. LTL (Less-than-Truckload) shipments share truck space with cargo from other shippers, a cost-effective solution for smaller loads.

My quote has expired. What should I do?

Contact our sales team to request a new one. We will provide updated competitive rates along with a load guarantee to ensure your shipment is secured under the best conditions.

Ship smarter with LTL

Pay only for the space you use, request your tailored quote today.

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