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Dallas to Atlanta Freight Shipping

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LTL (Less-Than-Truckload)

LTL shipping is used for small freight or when the items don't require the use of an entire trailer. Your freight is combined with other shipments to fill an entire trailer. It is ideal for shipments under 15,000 pounds.

Full Truckload

Full truckload is used when shippers have enough items to fill an entire truck or they want their shipment in a trailer all by itself.

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Shipping option

LTL (Less-Than-Truckload)

Full Truckload

Full truckload is used when shippers have enough items to fill an entire truck or they want their shipment in a trailer all by itself.

Pickup and delivery locations

Pickup city/ZIP

Destination city/ZIP

Shipment information

Length

Width

Height

Weight

Pickup and delivery locations

Pickup city/ZIP

Destination city/ZIP

Shipment information

Weight

Choose Equipment

What are you shipping?

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City-to-City Freight Shipping

FreightCenter provides dependable and affordable solutions for shipping freight using intermodal freight, LTL freight, truckload freight, and rail freight. Shipping freight from Dallas to Atlanta is now made easier than ever because of FreightCenter’s competitive freight rates. We have constructed a simple easy-to-use booking and quoting system that empowers you to have instant freight rates from every top shipping company. In a matter of minutes, you can begin booking your freight shipments.

Dallas Freight Shipping

If you thought high volumes of freight moved in and out of Austin, you are right, but that volume comes nowhere close to the volume in Dallas, Texas. As one of the nation's largest states, there is no question that a large number of trucks move between the Dallas region and Houston, San Antonio, Austin, El Paso, and Amarillo.

Atlanta Freight Shipping

Atlanta is the transportation hub of the Southeast, making it an ideal spot for freight shipping and logistics operations. Freight carriers have a wide range of resources available regarding this region, including access to major highways, interstates, and rail lines through Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. FreightCenter's brokers can assist with the scheduling, routing, and tracking of freight shipments. Atlanta logistics companies offer various services, including warehouse storage, trucking and delivery, inventory management, and customs clearance. Additionally, many logistics companies provide value-added services such as packaging, labeling, kitting, repacking, barcoding, etc., to ensure that goods are properly handled throughout the shipping process.

Nationwide Freight Shipping

How to Ship Freight from Dallas to Atlanta

When shipping from Dallas to Atlanta, start by gathering accurate information on what you are shipping, like the weight and dimensions, including the packaging. To protect your shipment during transport, crating an item is recommended since Dallas and Atlanta are over 1,003.1 miles apart. The freight will be handled multiple times at several freight terminals along the way.

You can compare Dallas to Atlanta freight rates with our freight quote tool and find a carrier that meets your pricing and shipping needs. Ask our in-house shipping experts which carrier will be best for your shipment. They will also advise you on if any other fees or special services may be needed.

Cost to Ship Freight from Dallas to Atlanta

The approximate distance between Dallas to Atlanta is 1,003.1 miles. This will factor into the final cost as the farther a shipment has to travel, the more expensive it will be.

Among other factors affecting freight cost will be the item’s size, weight, density, and commodity being shipped. Certain commodities are given a higher freight class which correlates to a higher price to ship.

Freight shipping accessorials will factor into the pricing. Some examples include lift gate service, residential pick-up/deliveries, and limited access locations.