International freight is normally shipped by air or by sea, and Freight Forwarders’ contacts with airlines, ocean shipping companies, and international agencies will help your shipment arrive on time, with a minimum of paperwork and delays. We are proficient at helping you prepare necessary export documents, including Consularization and Letters of Credit, and will work to ensure that your international shipment is delivered safely.
Trucks, trains, and aircraft provide the backbone for domestic shipping, and we’re experts in each method. We can help you choose the method best suited to your needs and ensure that your shipment is picked up and delivered on time.
We do want to note that, though road-based shipping continues to be one of the most popular and efficient freight movement methods, new DOT regulations have reduced the amount of time each driver can spend on the road at one stretch. Because drivers are now restricted to a maximum of 14 hours on duty, with only 11 hours driving, transit times have necessarily increased to allow for required resting periods. The new regulations have also redefined the beginning of a driver’s time on duty to include time he might spend at the origin site waiting for his truck to be loaded as well as fuel and food stops. As a result, deliveries which were previously completed in two days may take three or four days in future.
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We are transportation experts with significant contacts across every major transportation industry. Because of our expertise, we help clients decide which method will work best for their freight.
The fastest transportation method available for long-distance freight movement. Whether your freight needs to be delivered within the country or across the world, air freight is fast and reliable.
A fuel-efficient, environmentally sound option with a minimal carbon footprint. When your freight doesn't need to arrive right away, ocean freight can be a less expensive alternative to air.
The most popular mode of freight transportation within the country — roughly 70% of all freight travels by road. Trucking offers flexible scheduling for the final leg of any journey.
More than three times more fuel-efficient than trucking, rail can be a less expensive option for over-the-ground freight, backed by privately financed infrastructure and high standards.
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