Road Freight

Interloc handles your parcel delivery with the professionalism and thoroughness that you can expect from the leading logistics supplier in the world.

Less than truckload shipping (LTL) is used for the transportation of small freight or when freight doesn’t require the use of an entire trailer. This shipping method can be used when freight weighs between 30 and 15,000 Kilograms. There are several benefits to shipping via LTL.

Benefits of LTL shipping

Reduces costs – When booking an LTL shipment, you only pay for the portion of the trailer used. The rest of the cost is covered by the other occupants of the trailer’s space.
Increases security – Most LTL shipments are packaged onto pallets before being loaded onto a truck.
Tracking – Interloc offers tracking capabilities to monitor the progress of your shipments

Interloc offers several road freight solutions for our customers. This ranges from dedicated line haul between Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, East London and Port Elizabeth through the use of 6, 12 and 18-meter trucks. All trucks are driven by dedicated crews and are under constant satellite and in-cab cameras.

Same Day Express

Interloc offers a same-day-express option where collection and delivery take place on the same day to certain major centres. Please contact our local call centre should you wish to make use of this service.

Common LTL shipping questions

How does LTL work?

LTL shipping operates on a hub and spoke model. Through a combination of Interloc branches and hubs for the distribution of the cargo

What’s the difference between LTL and FTL?

Freight that does not require the entire space of a truck is known as LTL shipping, whereas full truckload shipments take up the space or weight limit of an entire trailer.

Should I ship a parcel or LTL?

If you are shipping over 30 kilograms, consider LTL. Shipping LTL with Interloc freight services means you receive competitive rates and expert advice.

Airport to Airport

Interloc Freight Services will transport from an airport of origin to an airport of destination. This service requires the shipper and consignee to either collect or delivery the cargo to one of the Interloc airport facilities

Dedicated Load

Interloc Freight Services through its portfolio of solutions can offer dedicated loads as a once-off or regularly to and from customers facilities.

First & Last Mile

The first and last-mile connection describes the beginning or end of an individual trip made primarily by Interloc Freight Services from the customer to a designated branch or hub facility.