Full Truckload (FTL) Shipping Services Across Canada
Dedicated Capacity. Predictable Transit.
Why Shippers Choose Hauler Freight for Full Truckload Shipping
Choosing a full truckload shipping company comes down to capacity you can rely on. Full truckload is one of the freight transportation services in Canada that Hauler Freight runs across its network, with dedicated trailer capacity, consistent transit and handling built to protect your load from origin to destination. Whether the freight moves within one Canadian corridor, across the border or across North America, our operations team runs to your service requirements, not a generic route plan.
Exclusive Trailer Use. No Freight Consolidation
Your shipment gets dedicated linehaul capacity from pickup to delivery. No sharing with other shippers’ freight, no cross-dock transfers and no bump-and-rebook when other loads compete for the same route.
Point-to-Point Linehaul, Fewer Transit Variables
With no stops to consolidate or de-consolidate freight, transit is easier to predict. That matters when you are working against a production schedule or a delivery appointment.
Reduced Handling, Lower Damage Exposure
Appointments Built Around Your Dock
Canada and North America Lane Coverage
Cross-Border Execution With Customs Coordinated

What You Get With Our Full Truckload Shipping Service
Every load carries weight for your business, so our account management, updates and service execution are built around measurable reliability, not just available trucks. With Hauler Freight you get:
- A dedicated account contact and real-time shipment status, so you never chase an update
- Lane- and volume-based pricing, not a flat rate card
- A carrier network vetted on service performance, not only equipment availability
- Schedule flexibility when production timelines or delivery windows shift
- Proactive exception management: you hear about a disruption before it reaches your operation
Industries We Serve
- Manufacturing: Machinery, components and raw or finished goods on production-aligned schedules.
- Retail & Distribution: Inventory moving between warehouses, distribution centres and stores, typically by dry van trucking.
- Construction: Building materials, steel, lumber and equipment delivered to job sites, including flatbed trucking for oversized freight.
- Food & Beverage: Dedicated truckloads that protect packaged goods, with temperature controlled shipping for sensitive products.
- Automotive: Components, replacement parts and production materials on tight schedules.
- Industrial Equipment: Secure transport for heavy machinery and specialized freight.

How It Works
Share Your Shipment Details:
Send pickup and delivery locations, weight, dimensions, pallet count, equipment type and your required transit window.
Get a Locked-In Quote:
We match your freight to available equipment and confirm pricing based on current lane capacity.
Track to Delivery:
FTL vs LTL: Which Should You Ship?
Factor | Full truckload (FTL) | Less than truckload (LTL) |
|---|---|---|
Trailer use | One shipper, whole trailer | Shared with other shippers |
Typical size | About 10,000 lbs or more, or 10 to 26 pallets | About 150 to 10,000 lbs, 1 to 10 pallets |
Handling | Direct, no terminal transfers | Often passes through terminals, so more touches |
Transit | Direct and more predictable | Depends on the terminal network |
Pricing basis | Per load, by lane and capacity | By weight, class and dimensions |
Best for | Full loads, fragile or high-value freight, tight appointments | Smaller shipments with flexible timing |
Not sure which fits? Our team will tell you honestly. If LTL is the better choice, we will say so and point you to our LTL shipping service.
Cross-Border FTL: PARS, PAPS and eManifest
Most single-country carriers are not set up for the compliance layer on a cross-border load. For FTL full truck load shipping in Canada and to the US, we coordinate it with the move so freight is not waiting at the border for paperwork.
01
Send shipment and invoice details early.
Your customs broker needs the commercial invoice, product descriptions, and values before the truck reaches the border.
02
Receive the pre-arrival number.
PARS is used for freight entering Canada. PAPS is used for freight entering the US. The barcode goes on the shipping documents.
03
Carrier files the eManifest.
The trucking company submits cargo data electronically to the border agency ahead of arrival.
04
Cross and clear.
We schedule the crossing, and the driver presents the documents.
05
Deliver and confirm.
Your account rep confirms delivery and proof of delivery. For wider cross-border options, see our cross-border shipping service.
Frequently Asked Questions
FTL is the better fit when your freight fills most of a trailer or weighs about 10,000 lbs or more. It also suits fragile or high-value cargo, oversized freight that cannot be combined, and deliveries with deadlines that a multi-stop LTL route cannot guarantee. If you have several drops, see our multi-stop logistics service.
FTL pricing depends on the lane, distance, equipment type, weight and the capacity available when you book. Accessorials such as liftgate, driver assist or detention can add cost. We confirm a quote based on your actual lane at the time of tender, not a flat rate card.
Request Your Free Quote Today
Place this block before the FAQ. Shipping full truckload freight in Canada, to the US or anywhere in North America? Talk to our team before you book. We will tell you honestly whether FTL is right for your shipment and quote it on your actual lane and volume, not a generic rate sheet. Looking for more guidance first? Read our FTL shipping guides and freight tips.