Groupage, dedicated vehicles and urgent freight: compare the options for your goods, route and delivery requirements before requesting a quote.
An introduction to the transport options. Confirm the service, route, timing and conditions for your own shipment in the quotation.
Start with the load size, handling needs and delivery window. Vehicle availability, timing and price are confirmed for your shipment before booking.
Shared capacity for smaller loads
Groupage or a partial load (LTL) can suit goods that do not require a full vehicle. Tell us the packaged dimensions, gross weight and whether pallets are stackable so that load compatibility and handling can be checked.
A vehicle reserved for your load
A dedicated vehicle can suit a full load (FTL) or a smaller shipment with specific handling or timing needs. The vehicle must match the cargo and site access; dedicated transport does not automatically mean same-day delivery.
Describe your regular routes, expected frequency and changing load sizes to request a proposal for a defined scope.
List the collection and delivery sites, usual shipping days and expected frequency. Distinguish a regular requirement from an occasional shipment.
Explain seasonal changes and uncertain volumes. Ask how notice periods, changes and cancellations would be handled in the proposed agreement.
Give the typical dimensions, weights, access constraints and stop sequence. Vehicle choice and any additional stops need to be assessed before confirmation.
For recurring collections, replenishment or production flows, include the delivery requirements and any details still to be confirmed.
Request a recurring-lane quote arrow_forwardTell us when the goods are ready and the latest acceptable arrival time. A request lets us assess an alternative against vehicle availability, the route and handling requirements.
settings What to include in your request
Give the origin, destination and required dates. Confirm route feasibility and any border-document responsibilities in the quotation.
Shipping between France and Great Britain? Check ELO, GMR and ENS before departure.Ask which updates will be available for your shipment and who to contact if the collection or delivery plan changes.
Agree which transport documents and proof of delivery are required, who supplies them and how they will be shared.
Declare the goods, value and any special requirements. Confirm the applicable liability and insurance terms before accepting the offer.
Provide what you know and flag anything uncertain. Accurate shipment details help establish feasibility and compare offers on the same basis.
Compare transport options and describe your load. These tools help prepare your request; availability and the final offer still need confirmation.
Start with your load, handling requirements and delivery window to identify the options to discuss.
Estimate the space needed, then confirm packaged dimensions, gross weight and loading access.
Bring together the addresses, dates, load details and site constraints for a comparable quotation.
