LOADZY TRANSPORT GUIDE
Full Load vs Part Load Transport
Understand the difference between full load and part load transport and choose a suitable option for your shipment.
What Is the Difference?
Full load and part load transport are two different ways of arranging truck transport. The right choice depends on how much space your goods require, the weight and nature of the shipment, the route and your delivery requirements.
Full Load vs Part Load
When Full Load Makes Sense
- • Your shipment occupies a large amount of truck space.
- • You need dedicated truck movement for your goods.
- • The shipment is large or commercially significant.
- • You need a truck selected specifically for the load.
When Part Load Makes Sense
- • Your shipment does not require the full truck.
- • The shipment is smaller in size or volume.
- • A compatible route and transport arrangement is available.
- • You want to explore a shared-load option.
How to Choose the Right Option
Frequently Asked Questions
What is full load transport?
Full load transport is generally used when a shipment requires a substantial portion or the available capacity of a truck for one customer's movement.
What is part load transport?
Part load transport can be suitable for smaller shipments when compatible loads can be combined on a suitable route.
Which is cheaper, full load or part load?
There is no single answer. Pricing depends on the route, shipment size, truck type, availability and transport requirements.
Is part load suitable for household goods?
It can be suitable for smaller household shipments when the goods and route are compatible with the available transport arrangement.
How do I choose between full load and part load?
Consider the weight, volume, dimensions, nature of the goods, route and required delivery timing. The suitable option depends on the actual shipment.
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