Dry Van freight is most common freight movement in the industry. Freight can be moved in forms of Full Truckload (FTL), Less Than Truckload (LTL), and Partial Truckload (PTL).  Dry vans ranges from 28, 48, and 53 feet, which are used in different freight arrangement for customer. 

Refrigerated vans are mainly used for transport frozen food, vegetables, meat, and etc, which requires controlled temperature variations to customers requirements. 

Flat bed trailers are used to carry heavy loads such as steel, pipes, tanks, machinery, lumber and etc. Flat bed requires constant securing off load as in transit either by chains, straps or tarps in heavy weather conditions. 

International freight is transported countries or ports within the same country.  The shipping of containers can be categories by Full Container Loads (FCL) and Less than Container Loads (LCL).  This process of freight movement requires additional permits and authorization process as it cross international borders. 

Rail intermodal freight movement is great for customer moving bulk products across country.  Single rail can include multiple freight types such as refrigerated trailers, dry vans, container boxes, and hazmat tankers. 

Air freight has the fastest time in transit for delivery than ocean freight.  Global importer and exporters can use this freight transit method to cut down shipping time other than ocean freight.  Air freight has high density and do need to meet the weight requirement to consider freight.