Partial-load process (Less-than-truckload, LTL)

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A process in which shipments that do not fill a full vehicle are consolidated with other shipments and transported according to a defined route and schedule, typically involving consolidation, transshipment, route planning, and billing by partial or weight-based shares (Less-than-Truckload).

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