Direct transit
Move freight from pickup to destination with fewer intermediate handling points.

DOMESTIC FREIGHT
When your shipment needs the space and focus of a dedicated trailer, Full Truckload keeps freight moving directly from pickup to destination with fewer handling points along the way.
Dedicated trailer transportation
Full Truckload (FTL) is designed for shipments that require most or all of a trailer, or when dedicated capacity makes more sense for the route, timing or characteristics of the freight.
Equipment and coordination are aligned around your shipment, with a dedicated move from pickup to destination.

Full truckload advantages
Move freight from pickup to destination with fewer intermediate handling points.
Keep freight on dedicated trailer capacity instead of sharing a multi-stop move.
Use the trailer capacity your shipment requires, with equipment selected around the freight and route.
Freight volume, delivery requirements and shipment characteristics can make dedicated capacity the more practical solution.
Freight that uses most or all of a trailer, including high-volume replenishment.
Shipments that benefit from fewer transfers and handling points.
Time-sensitive or appointment-driven freight that needs a coordinated plan.
Dedicated equipment requirements or longer domestic and cross-border moves.
Not every shipment requires a full trailer. Share your shipment details to evaluate whether FTL or another transportation option makes more sense.
Enclosed transportation for palletized and packaged general commodity freight.
Temperature-controlled transportation for freight with environmental requirements.
Open-deck options for oversized, irregular and equipment freight.
Transportation planning for tighter pickup and delivery requirements.
Coordination for freight moving between the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
Options for shipments that require more than a standard trailer.
How it works
Share the origin, destination, freight details, timing and equipment requirements.
Evaluate shipment requirements and coordinate the appropriate transportation plan.
Coordinate pickup and keep communication connected as freight moves toward delivery.
Stay connected through delivery and the next steps for the shipment.
U.S. Freight Markets
Plan dedicated truckload transportation around your U.S. origin and destination. Equipment needs, pickup readiness and receiving conditions determine the transportation approach for each shipment.
The map provides geographic context, not a list of available lanes. Confirm equipment, capacity and timing for your specific truckload move before booking.
Industry use cases
Inventory, materials and finished products move between suppliers, facilities, distribution centers and customers. FTL can support larger replenishment and production-related shipments.
For health and beauty businesses, freight planning connects product packaging, production and retail replenishment.
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Full truckload transportation depends on communication, coordination and the ability to respond when plans change.
Keep conversations connected around the shipment.
Align freight requirements with the transportation plan.
Stay connected as freight moves toward delivery.
Evaluate other transportation options when FTL is not the right fit.
The right choice depends on shipment size, handling needs, timing and equipment requirements.
Dedicated trailer capacity for larger shipments, fewer handling points and a direct pickup-to-destination move.
Shared trailer capacity for smaller freight volumes that do not require a full trailer. Multiple handling points may be part of the move.
Explore LTL ↗Not sure which option fits? Share the shipment details to identify the appropriate transportation solution.
FAQ
Full Truckload shipping uses dedicated trailer capacity for a shipment moving between its pickup and delivery locations. It is commonly used when freight volume, equipment requirements or delivery needs make a dedicated trailer the appropriate option.
FTL can make sense when a shipment uses most or all of a trailer, requires dedicated capacity, benefits from fewer handling points or has specific timing or equipment requirements.
Depending on shipment requirements, Prisma Freight can coordinate options including dry van, refrigerated/reefer, flatbed, step deck, expedited and specialized transportation.
Prisma Freight supports transportation across the United States and cross-border freight moving between the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
Let’s move forward
Tell us what you’re moving, where it needs to go and when it needs to arrive. Prisma Freight can help coordinate the right truckload solution for your shipment.