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Understanding Freight Class for LTL Shipping
What Is Freight Class? Freight Class is a standardized classification system used in U.S. LTL trucking. It is established by the National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA). Freight Classes range from Class 50 to Class 500. Generally speaking: A lower class number means a lower shipping cost. A higher class number means a higher shipping cost. Carriers determine Freight Class based on several factors: Density Fragility Ease of handling Liability/value Stowability Why I
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LTL Pickup Truck Delayed. Shipping Stories (Episode 1)
Imagine this scenario: I've completed the shipment preparation but waited an entire day without the LTL pickup truck arriving. Why did...
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What is NMFC?
Understanding NMFC is crucial when utilizing Less Than Truckload (LTL) services. NMFC stands for National Motor Freight Classification ,...
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