THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT.THE RIGHT LANE.
Rockhudon Transport hauls general freight, palletized or crated, in 53-foot dry vans: full truckload, LTL, dedicated transport and regional distribution from the Bas-Saint-Laurent.
A CLEAR OFFER, WITHOUT DETOURS.
General freight
Commercial goods, pallets, crates and non-perishable equipment transported in an enclosed trailer protected from the weather.
Full truckload — FTL
A trailer assigned to one shipment, ideal for larger volumes, tight schedules or freight that benefits from fewer touches.
Less-than-truckload — LTL
An option for shipments of several pallets, organized around available departures and delivery constraints.
Dedicated transport
Recurring planning for businesses shipping on the same lanes that want capacity aligned with their operations.
Regional distribution
Coordinated pickups and deliveries between Bas-Saint-Laurent businesses and distribution points across Quebec.
53-FOOT DRY VANS.
Equipment is selected for common commercial freight: pallets, crates, manufactured goods and non-perishable products. Swing doors support dock loading; load bars and straps keep freight stable in transit.
- Dock loading by appointment
- Securement matched to the freight
- Inspection of doors, floors, tires and coupling systems
FOUR STEPS BEFORE ROLLING.
Verify shipment details
Addresses, site contacts, dock hours, weight and dimensions are confirmed before dispatch.
Prepare the equipment
The trailer is inspected and securement equipment is prepared for the declared freight.
Coordinate the dock
Appointments and special instructions are passed to the driver before pickup.
Follow through to delivery
Your contact remains available for updates and unexpected issues through delivery.
WHAT WE CHECK BEFORE QUOTING.
| Detail | Why it matters | What to provide |
|---|---|---|
| Total weight | Weight distribution and road compliance | Weight per piece and total weight |
| Dimensions | Space use and stacking | Length, width and height |
| Stackability | LTL capacity and freight protection | Stackable or not, fragile or not |
| Dock access | Loading time and manoeuvring | Dock, appointment and site constraints |
FREIGHT QUESTIONS.
FTL or LTL: how do I choose?
FTL suits larger volumes or shipments needing an exclusive trailer. LTL is economical for several pallets when consolidation fits the schedule.
Do you transport refrigerated goods?
No. This service is designed for dry, non-perishable freight; temperature-controlled transport is not offered.
Can you load by appointment?
Yes. Dock hours and access procedures are built into the shipment plan.
How is freight secured?
The driver uses securement methods and equipment appropriate to the freight’s weight, shape and distribution.