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Partial Cargo vs Full Truckload: Which Is Right for You?

Compare the differences, advantages, and disadvantages of partial cargo and full truckload shipping.

Option A

Partial Cargo (LTL)

An economical solution for small to medium loads. You only pay for the space you use.

Option B

Full Truckload (FTL)

Dedicated vehicle allocation for large loads. Faster and direct delivery.

Detailed Comparison Table

Review both options criterion by criterion.

CriterionPartial Cargo (LTL)Full Truckload (FTL)
CostLow (pay per space)High (full vehicle fee)
Minimum VolumeStarting from 0.5 m3Full vehicle (8-80 m3)
Delivery Time7-14 days3-7 days
FlexibilityHigh (small loads accepted)Low (full vehicle required)
SecurityGood (consolidated transport)Very good (single load)
TrackingStandard trackingFull tracking (dedicated vehicle)
Minimum LoadNo limit (from 1 box)70% of vehicle capacity
Price Range120-180 EUR/m3800-3,000 EUR/vehicle
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When to Choose Which?

A

Partial Cargo (LTL)

If you have loads between 1-8 m3, have a limited budget, and can wait 1-2 weeks, partial cargo is ideal. With Kolay Parsiyel, you can save up to 80% on partial cargo between Turkey and Europe.

B

Full Truckload (FTL)

If you have loads over 8 m3, need urgent delivery, or have delicate belongings, choose full truckload. With dedicated vehicle allocation, your cargo will not be mixed with other goods.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main difference between partial cargo and full truckload?

With partial cargo, you rent a portion of the vehicle and your goods are transported together with other customers' loads. With full truckload, the entire vehicle is yours. Partial cargo is up to 80% more economical for small loads, while full truckload is preferred for large and urgent shipments.

At what volume does full truckload become more advantageous?

Generally, full truckload becomes more advantageous for loads above 8 m3. However, this threshold may vary by route and season. For loads between 6-10 m3, it is best to get quotes for both options.

Will my goods be damaged in partial cargo?

In partial cargo, goods are professionally palletized and secured. At Kolay Parsiyel, we insure all shipments. Our damage rate is below 1%. Additional protection options are available for delicate items.

Is there a minimum volume requirement for full truckload?

Technically there is no minimum requirement, but since you rent the entire vehicle, the unit cost becomes very high for low-volume loads. Generally, full truckload becomes economical when filling at least 50-70% of the vehicle capacity.

How long does partial cargo from Turkey to Germany take?

Partial cargo from Turkey to Germany takes an average of 7-10 business days. Full truckload can reduce this to 3-5 business days. Delivery times may vary depending on origin and destination cities, customs procedures, and seasonal demand.

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