Load profile
Commodity, dimensions, weight, packaging, load distribution and any special handling considerations.
Fleet planning
Right fit before dispatch.
A vehicle is only suitable when it fits the load, route, access conditions and handling requirements. We assess those details before confirming a movement.
Fit for the task
The freight leads the decision.
Fleet planning is not a catalogue exercise. It is an operational assessment.
Dimensions, gross weight, load distribution, restraint needs, pickup and delivery access, route restrictions and timing can all affect the appropriate transport solution.
Final vehicle type and availability are confirmed only after the job details have been reviewed.
What we assess
Six details that shape fleet selection.
Providing complete information early helps avoid delays and unsuitable vehicle allocation.
Site access
Entry restrictions, loading facilities, ground conditions, operating windows and on-site requirements.
Route conditions
Distance, road access, restrictions, delivery sequence and practical travel considerations.
Load restraint
How the freight will be presented, restrained and checked before movement.
Timing
Pickup readiness, delivery windows and whether staging or coordinated arrival is required.
Communication
Site contacts, instructions and the people who need operational updates.
Before requesting a vehicle
Have these details ready.
- Freight description and quantity
- Individual and total dimensions and weights
- Pickup and delivery addresses and contact people
- Loading and unloading facilities
- Required dates and time windows
- Any access, restraint or handling constraints