How to Get a Quote on Your LTL Freight Shipment

After your freight has been properly packaged and assembled, it’s time to gather information about your shipment to ensure you are receiving an accurate freight rate and transit time. Correctly identifying your freight as less-than-truckload (LTL), tradeshow, or truckload is the first step to knowing what information you need to have ready before getting the quote.
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UPS and FedEx Increase Fuel Surcharges

FedEx and UPS have both increased their fuel surcharges, effective February 2, 2015. This increase, combined with both companies’ general rate increases in late 2014, mean that almost all shippers will pay more to ship small parcels this year. As a result, costs for FedEx Express and International services are rising by up to 4 percent, and Ground services are increasing by up to 3.5 percent.
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Take Advantage of Simple, Flat Rate Shipping with FedEx One Rate^®

Association members participating in a shipping program managed by PartnerShip^® can now take advantage of FedEx One Rate. This pricing option has all of the convenience and reliability of FedEx Express^® shipping at a predictable, flat rate. With FedEx One Rate, there’s no weighing or measuring of shipments under 50 lbs., so you can add to the box without adding to the price.
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ISSUE 19 • Apr. 2015

How to Get a Quote on Your LTL Freight Shipment

UPS and FedEx Increase Fuel Surcharges

Take Advantage of Simple, Flat Rate Shipping with FedEx One Rate^®

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