Curbside pickup and delivery are pretty much what you’d expect. The truck driver picks up and/or drops off a shipment at roadside or at the end of a driveway. This is the basic, standard method when picking up and delivering freight. Drivers typically use a pallet jack or forklift to lift heavy shipments into the back of a trailer or onto the trailer's liftgate. These features help lift heavy items with ease, allowing for quick and easy pickups and deliveries.
Curbside pickup and delivery means that it is up to the shipper or receiver to transport the shipment to and from the curbside. This limits damages, bumps or scuffs to a business’s doorways or walls during the hauling of freight.
ADD Logistics offers the best small business shipping solutions for supply chains across the United States and internationally. Our expert shipping agents can help you identify the freight shipping services you need to operate reliably. By contacting ADD Logistics, you can spend more time managing your small business, making your customers happy, and less time worrying about your shipments.
Get a free freight quote today or call us at 619 415 0545.
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