OUR SERVICES

Every load managed. Every lane covered.

Full Truckload, Less-than-Truckload, and Drayage across North American lanes. Every service type includes data informed carrier sourcing, live tracking, and execution management from tender to delivery.

How We Work

FULL TRUCKLOAD

Dedicated capacity, managed end to end.

Full Truckload is the right service when your freight fills or nearly fills a trailer and requires dedicated capacity for the move. Byte Lane sources FTL capacity across Canadian domestic, United States domestic, and cross-border lanes — with carriers matched to your lane, equipment requirement, and timeline through data informed sourcing.

What Byte Lane manages on every FTL shipment:

  • Carrier sourcing and confirmation through the qualified carrier network
  • Booking and dispatch coordination
  • Live shipment tracking with proactive communication throughout transit
  • Delivery confirmation and follow-up
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Dry Van

The standard trailer for general freight across North American lanes. Suited for palletized or floor-loaded shipments that do not require temperature control. The most widely available equipment type in the network.

Refrigerated (Reefer)

Insulated and temperature-controlled throughout transit. The standard for produce, frozen goods, pharmaceuticals, and any freight requiring a maintained temperature range from pickup to delivery.

Flatbed

Open-deck capacity for freight that cannot be loaded through trailer doors. The standard for structural steel, building materials, industrial equipment, and oversized loads within legal dimensions.

Stepdeck

A lower rear deck provides the height clearance that standard flatbed trailers cannot accommodate. Suited for tall machinery, oversized industrial equipment, and loads with specific height requirements.

LESS-THAN-TRUCKLOAD

Shared capacity. The same standard.

Less-than-Truckload is built for freight that does not require a full trailer. Your shipment shares capacity with other freight moving in the same direction — a cost-effective solution for shippers with consistent lane volume and partial loads.

Byte Lane applies the same carrier qualification standards to LTL as to every service across the network. The carriers moving shared loads meet the same foundational compliance and safety qualifications as those moving dedicated FTL freight.

LTL is effective for shippers building consistent lane programs who want to manage freight costs without adjusting service standards.

What Byte Lane manages on every LTL shipment:

  • Carrier coordination across shared capacity
  • Booking and dispatch
  • Live tracking on your freight within the shared load
  • Proactive updates and delivery confirmation
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DRAYAGE

First and last mile. Both sides of the border.

Drayage covers the short-haul moves between ports, rail terminals, and distribution points — the critical connection between ocean or rail freight networks and the broader supply chain. Byte Lane arranges drayage at major ports and rail terminals on both the Canadian and United States sides of the border.

The carriers Byte Lane works with for drayage have direct terminal access experience and understand the operational requirements of port and rail environments — documentation timing, terminal scheduling, and the compliance demands specific to port operations.

What Byte Lane manages on every drayage move:

  • Documentation timing coordination aligned with port and terminal requirements
  • Carrier scheduling within terminal operating windows
  • Cross-border authority verification for drayage carriers
  • Communication throughout the terminal-to-destination move
Major Ports — Canadian and United States sides
Rail Terminals — Intermodal inland

What Drayage Covers

  • Container pickup from port to warehouse
  • Container delivery from warehouse to port
  • Rail terminal pickup and delivery
  • Cross-border drayage moves

COVERAGE

North American lanes, fully covered.

CANADIAN DOMESTIC

All major markets and corridors across Canadian provinces.

UNITED STATES DOMESTIC

Key freight corridors throughout the continental United States.

CROSS-BORDER

Canada to United States and United States to Canada. Carriers with direct cross-border operating experience.

DRAYAGE

Ports and rail terminals, both sides of the border.

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