Posts Tagged ‘Freight Shipping’

Freight Shipping with Evan Transportation

Friday, September 18th, 2015

Freight-Trucking-CompanyThe Mid-Atlantic coast is known for having an active economy. With plenty of major airports, interstates, and ports, freight shipping can be easy to maneuver along the east coast. For years, Interstate 95 has provided truck drivers with the ability to successfully take part in freight shipping for a wide variety of businesses and customers. However, it is important to look for a professional freight shipping company in order to send your important stock. With Evan Transportation, freight shipping is easy and hassle-free.

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The Traits of a Professional Truck Driver

Friday, September 4th, 2015

While almost anyone can easily learn how to operate a standard vehicle, not everyone can learn how to operate a truck. Because driving a tractor trailer requires such skill and patience, it is important to trust a professional truck driver when it comes to shipping your freight. You may find that there are several trucking options available to you when it comes to freight shipping, but only a handful of these options can provide you with a professional truck driver. But do you know how to determine if someone is a professional truck driver? Do you know the traits that create a professional truck driver?

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Shipping Freight with Trucking Companies

Friday, July 24th, 2015

mid-Atlantic intermodal drayageWhen you have a shipment that is too large for your local post office to handle, it is time to turn to freight shipping instead. Freight shipping means that items over one hundred pounds as well as items that are too large to fit within a standard mail truck can be shipped. Shipping freight can be accomplished through cargo planes, freight trucks, and large cargo ships.

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Choosing your Freight Vehicle

Friday, June 26th, 2015

Freight options

When you square measure probing for a city shipping company, you’re probing for a corporation that may give you the kind of car you wish so as to ship your freight with success. A winning and reliable city shipping company can supply variety of various vehicles to permit customers the choice of truck once shipping vital freight. One specific style of truck might not continually be the simplest choice once shipping your specific freight, therefore having choices is important once probing for a city shipping company.

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Choosing your Freight Truck

Sunday, May 17th, 2015

When it comes to choosing the proper freight truck for your shipment, the decision can be a hard one. Not only do some not realize the options they have when choosing a freight truck, they also don’t understand which freight truck is best for their needs. Instead of simply choosing the first freight truck that you  find, be sure to do your homework on your options.

By learning about your freight truck, you are ensuring a safe and successful shipment of your materials.

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Baltimore Trucking Company Vehicle Options

Monday, February 2nd, 2015

Baltimore-Trucking-Company

When you are looking for a Baltimore trucking company, you are looking for a company that will offer you the type of vehicle you need in order to ship your freight successfully. A successful and reliable Baltimore trucking company will offer a number of different vehicles to allow customers the option of truck when shipping important freight. One specific type of truck may not always be the best option when shipping your specific freight, so having options is essential when looking for a Baltimore trucking company.

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Weigh Stations: How do they Work?

Friday, December 12th, 2014

Weigh Stations

Anyone who has ever traveled any significant distance on a major highway has probably passed by a weigh station. While weigh stations are commonly found throughout the nation, many aren’t familiar with how they operate or what their purpose is.

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Choosing the Tractor Trailer for your Freight

Monday, November 24th, 2014

When choosing the right tractor trailer for your freight shipment, you may want to ask, “What are my tractor trailer options?” and “how do I know this is the best option for my freight shipment?” These are good questions, but when choosing a tractor-trailer you should also take things like budget, timeline, and what you’re shipping into consideration.

Let’s say you’re transporting cars, for example. If you’re transporting high-end cars, you may want to choose an enclosed car transport over open transport for greater protection. An open transport means the car sits on an open trailer pulled by a car or truck.

Freight options

If you’re transporting multiple cars, you’ll want to look into multi-car, double-level tractor-trailers. These are technically open transport tractor-trailers, but they allow you to carry more cars over more distance.  However, they also have their downfall. Because they are carrying such a large load, these tractor-trailers are slower and can’t navigate well in residential areas.

If you’re looking for a faster option, look into one-level multi-car trailers. These trailers can carry about 2 or 3 cars at a time, and although they are more expensive, the driver can easily navigate through all needed areas.

Before you choose just any tractor-trailer for your freight, be sure to do your research. Ask yourself the questions mentioned above, and see what your needs and wants are for your freight shipment. If you have questions about choosing a tractor-trailer for your freight, contact Evan Transportation.

Evan Transportation was founded in 1992 by Jerry Wolfarth, who at the time had over 25 years of experience in the trucking and transportation industry. The initial operation consisted of a few trucks and drivers who were dedicated and professional. The goal of the company was, and remains, to provide excellent, dependable service.

Contact us today for all of your freight shipment needs or call us at 443-673-3365. We will discuss your tractor trailer options for the freight you wish to ship.

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Source: http://guides.uship.com/autos/types-of-transports-trailers-and-trucks/

How to Ship Freight

Monday, September 15th, 2014

When whatever you’re shipping is too large in quantity, size, or weight to be handled by the postal service, your best option for getting it from one place to another is using freight. Freight carriers specialize in shipping anything heavier than 100 lbs, or anything that would take up too much room in a standard delivery vehicle. Freight can be shipped by land, air, rail, sea or any combination of the aforementioned.freight

When shipping over 8000 lbs of goods, you can typically either ship it in a dedicated container or in several smaller shipments containing other loads. Shipping in smaller groups is typically cheaper but actual price depends on what you’re shipping and how.

If the items you are shipping are fragile it’s your responsibility to take proper precautions and make sure your items are adequately protected. Everything should be appropriately boxed, crated, or packed, to ensure item safety. Packages should all be labeled and addressed and positioned at truck bed level for pick up, about 3-4 ft off the ground. If you cannot lift heavy items to this level, consider reserving a truck with a hydraulic gate.

It’s also important to remember that truck drivers are almost always paid exclusively to do only that: drive. However, most drivers with respectable companies will be glad to help you lift or load smaller packages onto their truck. Still, it is the responsibility of the shipping and receiving party to have hands available to help load or unload freight, especially if it’s something that cannot be easily moved by one person.

If you need materials and products moved in the Mid-Atlantic region, contact Evan Transportation. We hire professional drivers with excellent driving records, and maintain a fleet of trailers and vehicles that are reliable and ready to roll and are a top-notch freight provider with high-level customer service and a track record of dedication and industry excellence.

Evan Transportation was founded in 1992 by Jerry Wolfarth, who at the time had over 25 years of experience in the trucking and transportation industry. The initial operation consisted of a few trucks and drivers who were dedicated and professional. The goal of the company was, and remains, to provide excellent, dependable service.

Contact us today for all of your freight shipment needs or call us at 443-673-3365. We will discuss your tractor trailer options for the freight you wish to ship.

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Source: Freight Center

Mid-Atlantic Trucking and Freight Shipping from Evan Transportation

Friday, March 28th, 2014

The Mid-Atlantic and east coast are major hubs for economic activity, and as a result there is a high demand for trucking and freight shipping in this region. With Interstate 95 serving as the main artery for the region, there’s no shortage of goods to be moved up and down the coast and throughout the region. If you’re looking for someone to move those goods, Evan Transportation is the solution for you. Strategically based in Baltimore, Evan Transportation is a trucking and freight shipping company for the Mid-Atlantic region of the east coast.

Experience

We’ve been in business for more than 20 years, surviving the ups and downs in the economy to continue to bring you great service. Our drivers are experienced, veteran personnel, most of which are TWIC certified.

Service

We service the Delmarva area as well as Pennsylvania, New Jersey and West Virginia. This allows us to get most of our shipments to their destination on the same day. We also service the Mid-Atlantic ports with intermodal service and intermodal drayage. We transport everything from industrial materials to food and beverages to retail.

 

For all of your freight shipping needs in the Mid-Atlantic, you can trust Evan Transportation as your trucking company.

Mid-Atlantic trucking company

Evan Transportation was founded in 1992 by Jerry Wolfarth, who at the time had over 25 years of experience in the trucking and transportation industry. The initial operation consisted of a few trucks and drivers who were dedicated and professional. The goal of the company was to provide excellent, dependable service.

If you need materials and products moved in the Mid-Atlantic region, contact Evan Transportation. We hire professional drivers with excellent driving records, and maintain a fleet of trailers and vehicles that are reliable and ready to roll. We service the following areas:

  • New Jersey
  • Delaware
  • Maryland
  • Central Pennsylvania and points east
  • West Virginia (eastern part of the state)
  • Northern Virginia
  • Richmond

Contact us today for all of your freight shipment needs or call us at 443-673-3365

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