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Logistics and the transportation of goods is integral to a successful business – whether you have a small home grown company, to a large multi employee company, it is likely that you have to consider some form of delivery. Even a local cafe needs to know where it is getting its food products or produce from, or a fashion store may need to send online orders – or large construction jobs that need specific equipment. But what exactly is line haul transport?

What does it mean?

Linehaul transport is a logistical term that involves the movement of products and goods from one destination to another, normally a long distance, with the use of either trucks, planes, ships or trains. This differs from standard delivery in that products or equipment with similar locations are consolidated and sorted at facilities to reduce costs – it involves a network of different aspects from employees, drivers, depots, sorting facilities etc. 

What are the benefits of linehaul transport?

The benefits of this type of delivery is because it results in:

Reduced costs

As goods are consolidated, it is much cheaper than sending something directly. The cost reduction comes down to less fuel, concentrated time and workers fees – this all results in savings in the cost per unit of delivery. 

Faster Deliveries

One of the top reasons to utilise linehaul transport is that it gives you the ability to send your goods faster. There is also the bonus that linehaul transportation allows you to track analytics easily, so they can reduce costs in the business. 

Efficiency

It is a more effective way to transport your goods as there are routes already established, plus drivers are less likely to be fatigued as they work in shifts. This means less mistakes, and also saves money on human error.

Many companies, such as DSE Transport Australia, have online platforms that allow businesses to order and track their deliveries online. 

Conclusion

Linehaul transport is a viable and appealing option for businesses to use when needing to transport their goods across the country. There are many benefits and few downfalls to using this means of delivery. If you want to find out more about linehaul and how you can use this in your business – check out the latest blog on DSE transport which discusses the details in more depth.

Media Contact

DSE Transport

Address: 11 Vater St, DRY CREEK SA 5094

Tel: 1300 783 781

ops.sa@dsetrucks.com.au

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