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Match freight to a service

Arrive: The fastest option is not always the right one

Anchor: Separate mode, service, and market commitment

Stimulate: Which service would you price first?

Substance: Compare FTL, partial, and LTL

Story: A small, urgent pipe shipment

Unpack: Narrow the options before you call

Understand: When does partial service fit?

Substance: Recognize combined and specialized moves

Real-World Reps: A container needs a local move

Debrief: Identify the leg you are arranging

Evaluate: Which service plan matches the move?

Deploy: Complete this pre-quote checklist

A practical guide to matching freight with a transportation mode and service type. Students compare FTL, partial, LTL, intermodal, drayage, and specialized options, then practice gathering complete pre-quote details.

Learn how common freight modes and service types differ, what questions to ask before quoting, and how to avoid promising a service before you know the shipment can move that way.

Modes and Service Types

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