Less Than Truckload

LTL Freight, Handled Right. Every Class. Every Lane.

One pallet or ten, B&P Logistics coordinates less-than-truckload freight with the classification expertise and carrier relationships that keep your costs down and your freight moving — nationwide.

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Licensed & Bonded

B&P Logistics is a licensed LTL freight broker coordinating less-than-truckload shipments nationwide. We manage freight classification, accessorials, and carrier selection to move partial loads reliably and cost-effectively. Based in Las Vegas, serving shippers across the US and Canada.

Why B&P for LTL

LTL Isn't Just a Smaller Truckload. It's a Different Game.

Freight Class Expertise

We classify your freight correctly the first time — avoiding costly reclassification fees and surprise invoices

Accessorial Management

Liftgate, residential, inside delivery, limited access — we quote it right so there are no surprises

Damage-Minimized Handling

LTL freight is touched multiple times. We choose carriers with the handling record your freight needs

Transit You Can Plan Around

Reliable lane transit times and proactive tracking from pickup to delivery

Full LTL Coordination

The Details That Keep LTL Costs Predictable.

NMFC freight classification and density calculation

Accessorial identification and accurate quoting

Liftgate, residential, and limited access coordination

Inside delivery and appointment scheduling

Bill of lading (BOL) preparation and documentation

Freight consolidation for multi-stop shipments

Reliable carrier selection by lane and freight type

Proactive shipment tracking and check calls

Reclassification dispute support

Damage and loss claim assistance

Partial truckload (PTL) options for larger LTL loads

Volume LTL pricing for heavier shipments

Freight Classification

Get the Class Right. Protect Your Rate.

LTL pricing depends on NMFC freight class — a classification system from 50 to 500 based on four factors: density, stowability, handling, and liability. The class you ship under directly determines your base rate.

Misclassification is the leading cause of surprise invoices in LTL. Carriers reweigh and inspect freight at terminals. If they determine a different class applies, the bill changes — after the shipment has already moved.

B&P classifies freight correctly upfront using density calculations and NMFC codes. The rate we quote reflects the rate you pay — no surprises at invoice time.

All 18 NMFC Freight Classes

Class 50
Class 55
Class 60
Class 65
Class 70
Class 77.5
Class 85
Class 92.5
Class 100
Class 110
Class 125
Class 150
Class 175
Class 200
Class 250
Class 300
Class 400
Class 500

Lower class = denser freight = lower cost. We calculate density so you're never overpaying.

Accessorials

No Surprise Charges. We Quote Everything Upfront.

Liftgate Service

Pickup or delivery without a loading dock

Residential Delivery

Non-commercial addresses and home delivery

Inside Delivery

Beyond the threshold, not just the door

Limited Access

Schools, farms, construction sites, and remote locations

Appointment Scheduling

Coordinated delivery windows on your schedule

Notification / Call Ahead

Advance notice before the driver arrives

Freeze Protection

Temperature-sensitive LTL in cold weather lanes

Sort & Segregate

Piece-level handling and separation at delivery

Who We Ship For

LTL for Every Industry.

Manufacturing & Industrial

Parts, components, and machinery shipments

Retail & E-Commerce

Palletized inventory replenishment to DCs and stores

Food & Beverage

Dry and temperature-controlled LTL

Building & Construction

Job-site delivery, limited access coordination

Medical & Healthcare

Sensitive equipment and supply shipments

Tradeshow & Events

Partial exhibit freight to and from Las Vegas conventions

Why Shippers Trust B&P for LTL

LTL is where the hidden costs live — a wrong freight class, a missed accessorial, a carrier with a bad handling record, and a clean quote turns into a surprise invoice. We've moved enough LTL to know where those costs hide. We classify it right, quote every accessorial upfront, and pick carriers by lane and freight type — not just the cheapest rate. And you reach the operator directly, not a ticket queue.

  • Freight classified right the first time
  • Every accessorial quoted upfront — no surprise invoices
  • Carriers selected by handling record, not just price
  • Proactive tracking and check calls
  • Reclass and claim dispute support
  • Direct operator access — licensed, bonded and insured

LTL Freight FAQ

Questions Shippers Ask About LTL.

Q. What is LTL freight shipping?

LTL (less-than-truckload) shipping is for freight that doesn't fill an entire trailer — typically 1 to 6 pallets or 150 to 15,000 pounds. Multiple shippers' freight shares the same truck, so you only pay for the space you use.

Q. How is LTL freight priced?

LTL pricing is based on freight class (NMFC), weight, dimensions, origin and destination, and any accessorials like liftgate or residential delivery. Getting the freight class right is critical to an accurate rate.

Q. What is a freight class and why does it matter?

Freight class is an NMFC classification from 50 to 500 based on density, stowability, handling, and liability. It directly determines your LTL rate. Misclassification is the leading cause of unexpected reclassification fees on LTL invoices.

Q. What are LTL accessorials?

Accessorials are additional services beyond standard dock-to-dock pickup and delivery — liftgate, residential delivery, inside delivery, limited access, and appointment scheduling. B&P quotes all applicable accessorials upfront to avoid surprise charges.

Q. What is the difference between LTL and partial truckload?

LTL freight shares a trailer with other shipments and is handled at terminals along the way. Partial truckload (PTL) keeps your freight on one truck for larger shipments (typically 6 to 18 pallets), reducing handling and often lowering cost per pound.

Q. Does B&P Logistics ship LTL nationwide?

Yes. B&P Logistics coordinates LTL freight across the United States and Canada from our Las Vegas base, with carrier relationships covering every major lane.

Q. How long does LTL freight take to deliver?

LTL transit times typically range from 1 to 7 business days depending on distance and lane. Freight moves through regional terminals for consolidation, so LTL takes longer than direct truckload. Expedited and guaranteed LTL options are available for time-sensitive shipments.

Q. How can I avoid surprise LTL charges?

Most surprise LTL charges come from incorrect freight class, inaccurate weights or dimensions, or unquoted accessorials like liftgate or residential delivery. B&P classifies freight correctly upfront, calculates density accurately, and quotes every accessorial before pickup so the rate you're quoted is the rate you pay.

Licensed & Verified

LTL Freight Brokerage — Licensed & Bonded

B&P Logistics provides LTL freight brokerage services to shippers across the United States and Canada. Operating under freight broker authority and licensed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and maintain a surety bond in compliance with 49 CFR Part 371. All LTL carriers we coordinate with are vetted for active operating authority, valid terminal credentials, and appropriate cargo insurance. Our Las Vegas headquarters enables direct coordination across Western US LTL lanes. For full truckload freight, see our FTL freight brokerage services. For port drayage and intermodal freight, see drayage & intermodal.

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