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DirectXpress

A technology-driven hybrid transportation and freight brokerage company — self-operated fleet, vetted carrier network and one digital platform connecting both.

(857) 575-5555info@directxps.com3625 Jurupa St, Ontario, CA 91761

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Insights, tutorials, and updates from our team

October 6, 2026

What Is a Liftgate? Truck Liftgate Types and Limits

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September 8, 2026

Is DirectXpress the Same as Direct Express?

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September 3, 2026

Dock-High vs. Box Truck: Matching Truck to Delivery

Dock-high means the truck or trailer floor sits at roughly loading-dock height, about four feet off the ground, so a forklift can cross straight from dock to cargo floor. Many box trucks are also built dock-high, and man

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September 3, 2026

Standard Pallet Sizes: A Shipper's Reference

The North American standard pallet is 48 x 40 inches — the GMA footprint. Europe's counterpart is the 1200 x 800 mm EUR/EPAL. A few other sizes serve particular industries: 42 x 42 is associated with telecommunications a

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September 3, 2026

Freight for Etsy and Marketplace Sellers

Quote the freight before you list the piece, not after it sells. A 240 lb dining table crossing three states is ordinary freight, but the total can change noticeably depending on whether either end is residential and whe

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September 3, 2026

Store Rollout Freight That Doesn't Blow the Schedule

A rollout can miss its opening date on sequencing rather than trucking. Fixtures arrive before the floor is down, merchandise lands at a store with nowhere to store it, and a mall dock with four receiving hours a day abs

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September 3, 2026

LTL vs. FTL: Which One Does Your Shipment Need?

There is no fixed pallet count where full truckload becomes cheaper, but there is a widely used rule of thumb: C.H. Robinson notes that many shippers treat about 12 pallets, or roughly 15,000 lb, as the point where a shi

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September 2, 2026

Moving Heavy Machinery When You're Not a Factory

Whether a shop machine can travel as ordinary freight or needs a rigging crew depends on more than its weight: its packed dimensions, where its center of gravity sits, how stable it is on a skid, and how it has to be lif

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September 2, 2026

Outsourcing Store Delivery for Furniture Retailers

Consider outsourcing store delivery when your weekly volume swings widely between your busiest and quietest weeks. When volume is steady, a truck and drivers you control can make sense. When it swings, the fixed commitme

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September 2, 2026

A Pallet Is Coming to Your House: What to Expect

A pallet delivery to a house goes smoothly when you know three things before the truck arrives: exactly which delivery services were booked on your shipment, when the carrier will contact you to arrange delivery, and how

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