Dedicated truck capacity
Full truckload support built around the freight.
TWG helps shippers plan, source, monitor, and manage full truckload shipments with carefully selected capacity, responsive communication, and a clear operating plan from pickup through delivery.
One-time loads, recurring lanes, multi-stop shipments, specialized equipment, and time-sensitive freight.
Truckload capabilities
Dedicated capacity with a clear operating plan.
More than finding an available truck
A full truckload decision begins with the shipment requirements.
Trailer availability matters, but it is only one part of the plan. Equipment, commodity, dimensions, weight, route, timing, facility requirements, handling expectations, and risk all affect the right solution.
TWG works to understand those requirements before arranging capacity, then remains involved throughout the shipment.
Dedicated capacity
When should a shipper use full truckload?
Most or all of a trailer
Full truckload is often practical when shipment volume, weight, dimensions, or handling needs make shared capacity inefficient.
Reduced handling
Dedicated trailer use can reduce transfers and terminal touches compared with shared-freight options.
Transit time matters
Direct routing can provide greater control over timing and help reduce avoidable delays.
Multiple stops
Planned pickup or delivery sequences can be coordinated around route, timing, and facility requirements.
Special equipment
Flatbed, refrigerated, step deck, Conestoga, and other equipment may fit the freight.
High-value or sensitive
Dedicated capacity can support freight requiring closer control, communication, or reduced handling.
The right equipment for the load
Full truckload equipment options.
Equipment selection should reflect dimensions, weight, loading method, securement, temperature needs, route, and facility requirements.
Dry Van
Enclosed trailer capacity for palletized, packaged, boxed, manufactured, and general freight that does not require temperature control.
Flatbed
Open-deck capacity for machinery, construction materials, industrial equipment, oversized freight, and cargo loaded from the side or above.
Refrigerated
Temperature-controlled capacity for freight requiring specified temperature ranges or added environmental protection.
Step Deck
Lower-deck equipment that can accommodate taller freight while maintaining practical loading access.
Conestoga
Retractable-tarp equipment that combines side-loading access with additional weather protection.
Specialized Equipment
Additional trailer configurations may be available depending on dimensions, securement, loading method, route, and market conditions.
Final equipment selection depends on shipment details and available qualified capacity.
Flexible service models
Support for one load or an ongoing program.
One-Time Shipments
Individual truckload moves quoted and planned around the specific freight, lane, timing, and equipment requirements.
Recurring Lanes
Repeated movements that benefit from consistent communication, capacity planning, pricing review, and performance expectations.
Multi-Stop Shipments
Planned pickup or delivery sequences coordinated around appointments, route efficiency, loading order, and customer requirements.
Dedicated Capacity
Capacity aligned with a recurring lane, customer program, project, or defined service requirement.
Project Freight
Coordinated transportation for phased moves, machinery, facility changes, installations, or multi-shipment projects.
Time-Sensitive Freight
Full truckload service planned around firm pickup, delivery, production, or customer deadlines.
Capacity with additional scrutiny
The carrier behind the trailer matters.
TWG reviews the carrier and shipment fit before assignment to identify qualified capacity, confirm critical information, and reduce avoidable risk.
No qualification process can eliminate every risk. A disciplined review helps identify warning signs and supports better assignment decisions.
Market-aware pricing
What affects a full truckload rate?
Pricing can change based on the lane, timing, equipment, capacity, freight characteristics, and operating conditions surrounding the shipment.
Providing complete shipment information helps TWG evaluate the freight more accurately and avoid preventable pricing changes later.
From quote to delivery
A disciplined process for every truckload shipment.
Review
Confirm commodity, dimensions, weight, equipment, locations, timing, facilities, and special requirements.
Evaluate
Consider market conditions, route, capacity, equipment availability, service expectations, and risk.
Confirm
Align on pricing, equipment, pickup, delivery, communication, tracking, and documentation.
Monitor
Follow shipment milestones and communicate meaningful changes or exceptions.
Close
Confirm delivery and collect the required documentation for shipment closeout.
Truckload visibility
Know where the shipment stands.
TWG public tracking gives customers a quick way to check the status of an active shipment without signing in.
Tracking information depends on shipment status, carrier reporting, connected tracking sources, and available location data.
When the plan changes
Freight does not always move exactly as planned.
Weather, traffic, equipment issues, facility delays, driver availability, route restrictions, and customer requirements can affect a full truckload shipment.
Identify
Confirm what changed and determine the impact on pickup, transit, or delivery.
Evaluate
Review timing, route, equipment, capacity, cost, and service alternatives.
Communicate
Keep the appropriate stakeholders informed without creating unnecessary noise.
Resolve
Implement the next practical step and continue monitoring through delivery.
Full truckload applications
Freight environments that often require dedicated capacity.
Each shipment should still be evaluated individually. Similar commodities can require different equipment, handling, timing, and risk controls.
Customer tools
Visibility and access when you need it.
Public Shipment Tracking
Check the current status of an active TWG shipment without signing in.
Track a ShipmentClient Portal
Access broader shipment information and available customer documentation through the authenticated portal.
Customer PortalFull truckload questions
Frequently asked questions.
What information is needed for an FTL quote?
Include the origin, destination, ready date, commodity, total weight, dimensions, equipment type, number of stops, and special handling or timing requirements.
Does TWG handle one-time truckload shipments?
Yes. TWG can support individual loads, recurring lanes, dedicated programs, and project freight.
Can TWG arrange flatbed or specialized equipment?
Yes, depending on shipment requirements, route, timing, and available qualified capacity.
Does TWG handle multi-stop loads?
Yes. Multi-stop shipments can be coordinated when the stop sequence, appointments, loading order, and route requirements are provided.
Can TWG support urgent full truckload freight?
Yes. Time-sensitive shipments can be evaluated based on timing, route, equipment, available capacity, and delivery commitment.
Can I track an FTL shipment without a login?
Yes. Active TWG shipments can be searched through the public tracking page.
How are carriers selected?
Carriers are evaluated based on factors such as identity, authority, insurance, compliance, equipment, lane fit, availability, and shipment requirements.
What causes truckload pricing to change?
Rates may change due to capacity, seasonality, equipment, lane conditions, timing, stops, accessorials, detention risk, freight characteristics, and other requirements.
Request truckload pricing
Tell us what needs to move.
Provide the shipment details below. TWG will review the freight, lane, timing, and equipment requirements and help identify a practical next step.