Full loads - FTL & FCL freight solutions
When your cargo requires full capacity and direct delivery, full load transport (FTL & FCL) gives you speed, control, and minimal handling. Whether by road, sea, or multimodal setups, your shipment moves without consolidation with other shipments.
With access to a reliable network of carriers and shipping partners, we ensure efficient and secure transport solutions across Scandinavia, Europe, and global trade lanes.
What is full load freight (FTL & FCL)?
Full load freight (FTL & FCL) is a transport solution where your shipment occupies the entire truck or container, ensuring direct, efficient and secure delivery. With full truckload (FTL) and full container load (FCL), your goods are transported without consolidation, reducing handling, transit time and risk.
- No consolidation with other shipments
- Direct transport from sender to receiver
- Reduced handling and lower risk
- Better control over timing and routing
FTL is used for road freight, while FCL is used in sea freight and international transport.
When should you choose full load transport?
Full load transport (FTL & FCL) is the preferred choice when you need dedicated capacity, faster transit times and full control over your shipment.
Full loads are ideal when:
- Your shipment fills most or all of a truck or container
- You need fast, predictable delivery across domestic or international routes
- Your goods are high-value, sensitive or time-critical
- You require dedicated capacity and full control
- You operate across long distances or multimodal logistics setups
FTL/FCL vs LTL/LCL
Not sure what to choose?
- FTL/FCL (Full load): Dedicated truck or container, direct delivery, faster transit times, and full control
- LTL/LCL (Part loads/Groupage): Shipments are consolidated with other shipments, providing a more flexible and cost-efficient solution for smaller volumes
LTL (groupage) is used in road freight, while LCL (Less than Container Load) applies to sea freight.
If your shipment doesn't require full capacity, part loads or groupage may be a more cost-efficient alternative.
Benefits of full load transport
- Direct delivery with fewer stops
- Reduced risk of damage or delays
- Predictable lead times
- Full control over routing and scheduling
- Efficient for large volumes and long distances
How full load works with us
Full visibility and control
With eCare, you get:
- Real-time tracking
- Status updates
- Delivery confirmation (POD)
- Reporting and shipment history
Special requirements?
If your shipment involves complex, regulated or oversized cargo, we tailor full load solutions to meet your exact requirements.
We also support:
- ADR / dangerous goods
- Multimodal setups (road + sea + rail)
- Project and oversized cargo
Contact us to discuss your shipment
FAQ - Full loads (FTL & FCL)
FTL (Full Truckload) is used in road freight, where on shipment occupies an entire truck. FCL (Full Container Load) is used in sea freight, where your goods fill a full container. Both provide dedicated capacity, direct delivery and minimal handling.
Choose full load (FTL/FCL) when your shipment requires dedicated capacity, faster transit times and higher control. It is typically the best option for large volumes, time-critical deliveries or high-value goods.
Yes, full load shipments are commonly used for international freight. FTL is used across borders in road transport, while FCL is ideal for global sea freight and multimodal solutions.
Yes, you can track your full load shipment in real time using our eCare platform, with status updates, visibility throughout the journey and delivery confirmation (POD).
You can book your shipment via EDI, email or our web solution. Our team will help you plan the optimal full load transport based on your requirements.
Full loads are ideal for large, heavy or high-value shipments, as well as goods that require special handling, reduced risk or direct delivery without consolidation.
Yes, full load shipments can be integrated into multimodal solutions, combining road, sea and rail to optimise cost, transit time and routing.