FTL & LTL Freight Broker Network

Managing logistics means juggling cost, time, and efficiency. Without the right resources, it can be overwhelming. As a dedicated 3PL, WSI’s FTL and LTL freight broker network takes the complexity out of truckload logistics. Our vast carrier connections ensure fast, reliable transportation across the country.

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Book LTL and FTL shipments quickly

Managing multiple FTL and LTL carriers, warehouses, and fulfillment services can be challenging. A 3PL freight broker simplifies and expedites the process by handling shipments, optimizing routes, and securing competitive rates.

With a high volume of freight shipments moving nationwide, WSI works with a trusted, broad carrier network to match shipments with the best FTL or LTL transportation options. Whether you’re moving a few pallets or a full truckload shipment, WSI can help determine the most efficient and cost-effective solution.

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Why choose our LTL & FTL logistics solutions

Full truckload (FTL) logistics

WSI partners with a vast carrier network to offer FTL shipping nationwide, including Dry Van, Flatbed, and Reefer services. Whether shipping from a WSI warehouse or your own facility, we provide reliable transport with competitive pricing.

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Partial, less than truckload (LTL) logistics

WSI handles most palletized commodities via LTL freight throughout the US. We can identify freight class and NMFC#’s even when not provided. We’ll also manage all required paperwork including BOL’s and pallet labels. Our logistics team also assists with claims for lost or damaged orders.

Benefits of FTL and LTL shipping

Working with a 3PL brokerage partner like WSI makes managing your shipments easier. Rather than juggling multiple partnerships, our FTL and LTL broker services give you one reliable relationship with an expert in supply chain solutions. Partnering with WSI means you can count on one strong relationship with an award-winning 3PL.

3PL providers have the experience and knowledge to handle complex shipping needs such as route planning, load optimization, and freight consolidation. They’re all backed by responsive customer service to help reduce costs and improve delivery times.

Thanks to our large carrier network, we offer freight quotes with negotiated rates and volume discounts. Load optimization and freight consolidation help maximize truck space, lower transportation costs such as fuel surcharges, and share expenses with other shippers.

WSI utilizes technology, including real-time tracking, route optimization, inventory, and transportation management systems. These tools improve efficiency, reduce transit times, and enhance customer satisfaction.

Value added freight brokerage services at WSI

  • BOL creation
  • Claims management
  • Inside pick up & delivery
  • Lift gate service
  • Over-length items
  • Residential delivery
  • Sort and segregate
  • Track and trace
  • Unloading services
  • White Glove Delivery
  • Limited access pickup & delivery

FAQs – FTL & LTL shipping solutions

FTL (Full Truckload) shipping means your shipment occupies an entire truck. It’s the ideal choice when you have enough cargo to fill a truck or require a direct, point-to-point delivery.

LTL (Less Than Truckload) shipping combines freight from multiple shippers into one truck. You only pay for the portion your goods occupy, making it cost-effective for smaller shipments (typically between 100 and 5,000 pounds).

A freight broker connects shippers with carriers, negotiating rates and arranging transportation. FTL/LTL fulfillment, on the other hand, is a service provided by 3PL companies that manages the entire logistics cycle — from storage and packing to transportation and delivery.

3PL (Third-Party Logistics) encompasses warehousing, fulfillment, and transportation services. FTL/LTL shipping refers specifically to freight transportation options that a 3PL provider may offer, with FTL for larger shipments and LTL for smaller ones.