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LTL & FTL Services

LTL & FTL Freight Shipping

Move palletized and full-truckload freight across the U.S. with ANL’s own trucking operations and partner carrier network—from warehouse transfers to commercial delivery.

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What are LTL and FTL?

Choose shared or dedicated truck capacity.

LTL (less-than-truckload) combines smaller freight shipments in shared truck capacity. FTL (full truckload) reserves a truck for a shipment. Cargo size, weight, handling requirements and route help determine which arrangement fits.

Compare LTL and FTL

Use piece counts, dimensions and weight to review the appropriate transport option.

Connect warehouse release

Coordinate pickup with cargo readiness and the agreed outbound schedule.

Prepare the receiving end

Identify appointments, access and unloading requirements before dispatch.

Service capabilities

Domestic Trucking From Pickup to Delivery

LTL Freight

Move palletized and partial loads using shared truck capacity, with routing based on size, weight and delivery requirements.

FTL & Dedicated Loads

Arrange full-truckload and dedicated-capacity moves for larger shipments, warehouse transfers and project freight.

Commercial Delivery

Connect local and long-haul transport with warehouse appointments, distribution centers and commercial receiving points.

LTL, FTL—or Help Choosing?

Share the cargo and route. Shipment configuration and receiving conditions determine the suitable transport arrangement.

LTL Freight

For palletized commercial freight and partial loads using shared transport capacity.

Request LTL

FTL Transport

For a full truck or dedicated-capacity requirement, including larger or route-specific loads.

Request FTL

Not sure? Share your cargo and route

How it works

From Load Review to Commercial Delivery

  1. 01

    Describe the Freight

    Logistics staff reviewing packaged cargo

    Confirm pieces, pallets, dimensions, weight and packaging.

  2. 02

    Select LTL or FTL

    Logistics staff planning freight routes

    Review capacity, route and handling needs for the actual load.

  3. 03

    Confirm Pickup & Receiving

    Logistics staff coordinating a freight pickup appointment

    Agree readiness, appointment windows and unloading instructions.

  4. 04

    Pickup & Transport

    Freight truck leaving a warehouse for delivery

    Dispatch the freight under the agreed transport arrangement.

  5. 05

    Delivery Handoff

    Freight delivery at the receiving location

    Complete the agreed delivery and receiving confirmation.

U.S. operating connections

Warehouse pickup and release connections

These facilities are operating points, not the limits of delivery coverage. Confirm the pickup and destination ZIP codes for each move.

ANL warehouse exterior in Ontario, California

Los Angeles

Warehousing and distribution through Ontario, California.

Warehouse loading docks and truck yard in Carson, California

Long Beach

Container unloading and transloading through Carson, California.

ANL warehouse exterior in Monroe Township, New Jersey

New Jersey

Connect Northeast arrivals with handling, storage and distribution.

ANL warehouse exterior in Savannah, Georgia

Savannah

Connect Southeast arrivals with handling, storage and distribution.

Why American New Logistics

Local and Long-Haul Trucking for Your Freight

Own fleet and carrier network

Connect local and long-haul moves using our own trucking resources and partner carriers.

Connected warehouse releases

Align pickup with the cargo coming out of storage or transloading.

Both ends considered

The route, collection point and receiving conditions inform transport planning.

Delivery requirements carried forward

Keep appointment and unloading instructions connected with dispatch.

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Plan the next handoff

Questions, answered.

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How do I choose between LTL and FTL?

Share the cargo size, weight, packaging, route and timing. There is no single pallet count that determines the right option for every shipment.

Can I request full-truckload transport?

Yes. Select the FTL option and include the load configuration, route and receiving requirements for review.

Can non-standard freight be reviewed?

Provide piece dimensions, weight, packaging and handling restrictions so the equipment and service requirements can be assessed.

Is final delivery included automatically?

The agreed scope defines the delivery point and receiving responsibilities. Use the Final Delivery page for detailed site and appointment planning.

Related Services

TransloadingWarehousing & DistributionFinal Delivery
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Plan Your LTL & FTL Requirements

Share both ZIP codes, pallet or piece counts, dimensions, weight, ready date and receiving conditions.

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