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Dry vans come in a variety of sizes:

53-foot trailers: The most common types of dry vans on the road, typical dimensions for these trailers are 53’ x 8’ 6” x 8’ 6” (lwh). They can accommodate up 45,000 pounds of freight and up to 26 standard pallet positions across their floor space.

28-foot trailers: “Pup” trailers are commonly used for moving LTL shipments. Measuring 28’ x 8’ x 9’ (lwh), they can accommodate up to 22,500 pounds of freight and 14 standard pallet positions across their floor space.

Straight trucks: Straight trucks, also referred to as box trucks, are typically used for city deliveries and often feature a liftgate. Straight trucks come in a variety of sizes, commonly measuring 24’ x 8’ x 8’ 6” (lwh).

Whether its groceries, fresh produce, flowers, medical supplies, or any other packaged goods, we make sure to follow the required temperature during transit to deliver the load as intended by our clients. Reefers are a highly sought after service, so we always encourage our clients to plan ahead to secure the loads in advance.

Flatbed shipping is transportation for cargo that may not require the enclosure of a dry van, cannot be loaded or unloaded from a dock or does not fit within the dimensions of standard truck trailers. A flatbed’s design allows for cranes and forklifts to load goods from all angles. Think of large windows, spindles of wire, large construction items, metal and plastic pipes, you get the idea!

By loading cargo into intermodal containers, loads can move seamlessly between trucks, trains and cargo ships. The method reduces cargo handling, and so improves security, reduces damage and loss, and allows freight to be transported faster. Ocean Express professionals help our clients reduce cost and increase efficiency with intermodal freight management. This method is beneficial to our clients as it helps save money and speeds up their freight delivery.