With full truckload (FTL – Full Truck Load) transport, the truck is dedicated entirely to you. Your cargo is loaded at the shipper’s door and delivered directly to the consignee without transhipment. It is the safest and fastest option for high-volume, sensitive or time-critical cargo.
With part load (LTL – Less than Truck Load) or groupage transport, your cargo is combined with other shipments heading to the same region. For shipments of a few pallets or a few cubic metres, you share the vehicle cost and make significant savings. Your part loads are collected at the pickup point, added to the scheduled departure and distributed in the destination country.
Wislog Lojistik carries full truckload and part load cargo across Europe, particularly to Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium (Brussels), Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, France and Albania. For ADR-regulated part loads such as cosmetics, detergents, aerosols and chemical products, we plan vehicles in line with compatibility (segregation) rules.
What do we offer?
Flexible capacity
Solutions for any volume, from a single pallet up to a full 33-pallet truck.
Regular scheduled departures
Planned, regular departures to Europe’s main trading hubs.
ADR part loads
Planning in line with segregation rules for part loads containing dangerous goods.
Mega and curtainsider trailers
Mega trailers for bulky, light cargo and curtainsiders for standard loads.
Collection and distribution
Pickup from multiple addresses and multi-drop delivery in the destination country.
Transparent pricing
Clear, straightforward pricing per pallet, loading metre (LDM) or weight.
Cargo types we handle
Frequently asked questions
How are part load rates determined?
Part load rates are determined by assessing the number of pallets, loading metres (LDM), volume and gross weight together. More favourable rates may be offered for stackable cargo.
What is the difference in transit time between full truckload and part load?
A full truckload is usually faster because the truck goes directly to delivery. For part loads, transit time may be 1–3 days longer due to the collection and distribution stages.
Can part loads containing dangerous goods be transported?
Yes. Part load transport can be planned with ADR-compliant packaging, labels and documents, and with compatibility (segregation) checks against other cargo.