Cartage refers to the process of transporting goods over a short distance, typically within a single metropolitan area or region. This service is often used in the logistics and freight industry to move goods to and from transportation hubs, such as ports, rail stations, or warehouses. The term ‘cartage’ can be applied to a variety of transportation methods, including trucks and smaller vehicles, tailored to suit the specific needs of the shipment.
Local Delivery: Cartage is primarily focused on local deliveries within a specific geographical area.
Flexibility: Offers flexible solutions for small and large shipments, adapting to customer needs.
Integration with Larger Networks: Often serves as a critical link in a larger transportation chain, connecting local destinations with national or international networks.
LTL (Less than Truckload)
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