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TRUCKING & DELIVERY

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SOLID NETWORK

Our direct access to a global network of trucking companies means that we are able to take the risk out of this potentially challenging part of the international shipping process and avoid errors that can cause delays.

DEFINED PROCESS

We know each company we work with – we’ve checked their credentials and references, so we can say with certainty that they are the most reliable companies in their country. We brief them on the procedures we have developed, significantly reducing the chance of hiccups along the way.

BEST VALUE

Our trucking and delivery service for overland freight transport is comprehensive, reliable and efficient, even at short notice. We review and update our rates with our carriers on an ongoing basis, so we can assure you of the best value in this highly competitive market.

FLEXIBILITY

We offer worldwide container haulage for full truck load (FTL) or less than a truck load (LTL), suggesting alternative route options to suit your deadlines and budget, ensuring that you optimize both delivery times and costs.

  OUR SOLUTIONS
LTL FREIGHT
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Between rate tables, freight classifications, discounts, accessorials, minimums … understanding what you are being charged for is half the battle.

DRAYAGE & PORT SERVICES
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With Owens Online Ventures drayage and port services, you get an experienced, reliable partner well-versed in
1) Domestic freight shipping
2) The special requirements of each port location.

LTL CARRIERS
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We have outstanding relationships with almost all of the top national and regional LTL carriers in North America. This allows us to negotiate and pass on great rates and service to our customers.

FREIGHT CLASSIFICATION
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Freight Classification (“class”) is a National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC) standard used to classify and rate commodities (items you are shipping) primarily based on their density and value. Each commodity is categorized into one of 18 classes – lowest being class 50 and highest being class 500 – based on four transportation characteristics (per NMFC): density, stowability, handling, and liability. A commodity’s “transportability” can then be defined and issued a universally known class and rated by Pace Global Logistics accordingly per hundred pounds.

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Torrance, CA

Ray@OwensOnlineVentures.com  /  Tel. 424.384.3116

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