LTL Freight Broker
Move Your Products Faster and Smarter with a LTL Freight Broker
You don’t need a full truckload to get your products out the door.
We’re experts at simplifying the LTL freight process. Through our LTL freight broker services, we make sure you can make the right logistics decisions for your business.
LTL shipping requires more care and attention than a full truckload; while it reduces costs for shippers, it’s important to know exactly when to use it. LTL freight works best for cargo that:
Sheer has established relationships with top carriers, which gives us the ability to ship anything anywhere it needs to go.
When you call Sheer, you leverage our full team of logistics personnel while maintaining a single contact who will be there for all of your transportation needs. We understand that shipping is more than numbers. Your business can rely on us to minimize your risk, streamline your shipping, and find a logistics solution that makes sense. Our business is based on trust and we will do what it takes to earn that trust, including taking charge of your shipping needs, providing the best TMS technology, and serving as a 3PL option you can depend on.
How does freight management make your company better? Our complete guide to freight management is your introduction to what an experienced logistics provider can deliver, including lower costs, intelligent shipping, and flexible supply chains that support your entire organization.
Carriers in our network
Years average logistics experience of Sheer’s leadership team
Freight Under Management
Weeks standard TMS and Managed Transportation implementation timeline
Established integrations with ERPs and point solutions
What is a Freight Company?
Freight companies specialize in the transportation of goods and materials by land, air, sea, or rail. Some freight companies also provide services such as warehousing, customs brokerage, shipment tracking and supply chain management.
What is an LTL Freight Broker?
LTL freight brokers are intermediaries that work with shippers and LTL carriers to facilitate the transportation of shipments that do not require a full truck.
What should I do if my LTL shipment is damaged or lost?
How do I choose the right freight class for my LTL shipment?
LTL freight classes are determined by the National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC) system. Freight class is determined by four main factors: density, stowability, handling, and liability. While you can use freight class calculators and other resources to determine your freight class, consider consulting with your freight broker or LTL carrier to ensure your shipment is properly classified.
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