Smaller Loads. Smarter Spend.
LTL helps you ship freight that does not require a full trailer.
For shipments large enough to fill an entire trailer, see our full truckload (FTL) freight shipping services .
Cowtown Logistics helps shippers consolidate partial loads, control costs, and match the right service level to each shipment without paying for a full trailer.
Cost-Effective for Partial Loads

Less-Than Truckload solutions
We Handle Less-Than Truckload Shipments Nationwide
Our less-than truckload shipping (LTL) services are best for smaller shipments that do not require a full truck.
As a reputable LTL freight company in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, we’re experts in providing top-notch less-than-truckload (LTL) freight services that cover the entire United States. Whether you need to ship within Texas or across the country, you can trust Cowtown Logistics to deliver efficiency and reliability.
Our dedicated team ensures that your LTL shipments are handled with the utmost care and efficiency. We offer a cost-effective option for transporting smaller quantities of freight without the need for an entire truckload.
By combining multiple shipments bound for similar destinations into a single truck, we optimize the shipping process to reduce overall shipping costs and environmental impact.
Nationwide LTL Coverage
Practical LTL Freight Support
Regional and National Reach
Scalable for Growing Shippers
Proactive Status Management

LTL Freight
Types of LTL Freight We Transport
Our less-than truckload shipping (LTL) services are best for smaller shipments that don’t require a full truckload.
We have the experience and equipment to handle a wide variety of less-than-truckload freight, including:
- · Palletized goods
- · Crafted goods
- · Loose freight
- · Machinery and equipment
- · Building materials
- · Retail goods
- · Appliances
- · Packaged materials
- · And much more!
Who We Help

Small Businesses

Mid-Sized Businesses

Manufacturers

Distributors

Retailers

Wholesalers
LTL FAQs
- What is LTL shipping?
LTL shipping combines freight from multiple shippers in one trailer so each shipper pays only for the space used.
- What is the difference between LTL and FTL?
LTL is for smaller shipments in shared capacity. FTL uses a dedicated trailer for one shipment.
- How are LTL rates determined?
Rates are typically based on freight class, weight, dimensions, distance, and service requirements.
- How do I get a quote for less-than-truckload shipping?
Share your shipment details, including origin, destination, dimensions, weight, and any accessorial requirements, and our team can provide a tailored LTL quote.
- How long does LTL shipping take?
Transit time depends on distance, lane, terminal routing, and service level. Regional shipments may move faster, while longer-haul LTL shipments typically involve more handling and stop points.
- Can you handle LTL shipments with limited storage space?
Yes. We can help coordinate LTL shipping for businesses that need smaller, more frequent deliveries and do not have the space or demand for full truckload volumes.
What Customers Say
"We have used Cowtown Logistics several times to move pallets between our warehouses in Dallas and Fort Worth. They have always delivered on-time and as expected. We are very pleased and wholeheartedly recommend their services."
"Incredible company to work with. Updates are superb, people are friendly and freight is handled with care."