LTL shipping, which stands for less-than-truckload shipping, refers to the practice of transporting loads of goods that do not fill a full truck.

The international and domestic supply chain is experiencing issues that freight forwarders have not seen since the outbreak of the pandemic.

Whether you’re a newcomer to inland freight or a seasoned shipper, you’ve probably come here looking for some help deciphering the notoriously complicated industry jargon.