One truck. Your load.
Full truckload service reserves a 53’ trailer for one shipper. It suits a full load or freight that needs exclusive space, with pickup and delivery planned around your requirements.
Share your route, requested dates, dimensions, weight and equipment needs. For smaller loads that can share trailer space, explore our specialty: Less Than Truckload (LTL).
Plan your shipment
01
Define the route
Provide pickup and delivery addresses and requested dates.
02
Describe the load
Include cargo, packaging, dimensions, total weight and equipment requirements.
03
Confirm the plan
Discuss capacity, pricing and estimated timing before booking.
Let’s prepare your shipment.
Send your pickup and delivery locations, cargo details, pallet count, dimensions, weight and preferred dates.
Questions before you ship
Must my shipment fill the trailer?
No. Exclusive trailer capacity may also suit freight that must travel separately. Discuss your load with our team.
Can I book a single shipment?
You can enquire about a one-time load or recurring work. Availability is confirmed when quoting.
Can my load travel with two drivers?
Yes. You choose one driver or a two-driver team. With two drivers, the truck keeps moving for longer and transit is shorter. A full truckload can go directly from pickup to delivery without passing through a terminal.
How are FTL rates set?
Rates are dynamic and change with the market, so each load is quoted for its dates. For recurring loads, contract rates are available: the agreed rate plus a fuel percentage that goes up or down with fuel prices.
Do the LTL transit levels apply to FTL?
No. Expedited, Regular and Economy are LTL service levels. FTL timing is discussed separately for your shipment.
Choosing between full truckload and a partial load?
For California–Florida freight, exclusive trailer capacity and shared LTL space solve different needs. Use our LTL vs. FTL guide to compare load size, handling and timing. If shared space fits, explore Los Angeles–Florida LTL shipping.
Full truckload from Los Angeles to Miami and Florida
For an FTL shipment from California to Florida, Pelham’s core pickup area is Los Angeles. Tell us the exact pickup and receiving addresses, including any Miami delivery requirements. A dedicated truck in this context means exclusive capacity for your shipment; discuss availability for each one-time or recurring move. For repeated loads, read our guide to recurring freight planning.
Requesting FTL rates. Include loaded dimensions, total weight, cargo, requested pickup date and receiving restrictions. The team confirms the quote and timing for your full truckload. The 3-, 7- and 10-day LTL estimates do not apply to FTL. Request a California–Florida full truckload quote.