Full truckload freight, one truck, direct.
When your shipment fills a trailer — or when it's too valuable or time-sensitive to share a truck — full truckload is the answer. Your freight is the only freight on the trailer. It's loaded once, driven direct, and delivered without the stops, transfers, and rehandling that slow down LTL and cost you damage claims.
MDX Line Inc runs dedicated 48- and 53-foot dry van capacity across all 48 states. As an asset-based carrier, we control the truck and the driver, so your FTL load moves on our schedule and our accountability — not a broker's spreadsheet.
53-foot dry van capacity
Full-size trailers for loads that fill the deck or need a truck to themselves.
Direct point-to-point
One pickup, one delivery, no terminals — your freight never leaves the trailer.
No rehandling
Fewer touches means fewer damage claims and a shorter, more predictable transit.
GPS-tracked visibility
Know where your load is at every point between origin and destination.
When full truckload is the right call
FTL makes sense when you have enough freight to fill a trailer, when your shipment is fragile or high-value and you want to minimize handling, or when the delivery window is tight and you can't afford the multi-terminal delays of LTL.
Because the truck goes direct from your dock to the destination, transit times are shorter and more predictable — and with only your freight on board, there's far less risk of damage in transit.
Reliability you can schedule around
A missed pickup cascades through your whole operation. Our dispatch team builds routes around realistic drive times and communicates early when weather or a receiver changes the plan, so you can plan production and inventory with confidence.
Every truck is GPS-tracked, so 'where's my load?' is a question we can answer in seconds — not one you have to chase.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between FTL and LTL?
Full truckload (FTL) dedicates an entire trailer to your shipment, moving direct from pickup to delivery. Less-than-truckload (LTL) combines multiple shippers' freight on one truck with terminal stops and transfers. FTL is faster and lower-risk for larger or sensitive loads.
What size trailers do you use for full truckload?
We operate dedicated 48-foot and 53-foot dry van trailers for full truckload shipments across the 48 states.
Can you track my full truckload shipment?
Yes. Every truck is GPS-tracked, and our dispatch team can give you real-time status from pickup through delivery.
Ready to move your freight?
Tell us what you need to haul and we'll get you a quote.