Partial Transportation
Partial transportation is one of the transportation methods developed to meet the expectations of the customers in the most appropriate way. Partial literally means not all. Partial literally means a piece. With the flexible and fast solutions developed, it has become a concept that is frequently used and encountered in the logistics industry.
Partial transportation, in its most general definition, is the name given to the process of transporting products or goods ordered by one or more buyers from different companies as a single and combined load. Freight delivery is generally carried out by sea, air, road and rail. In partial transportation, goods or products with different buyers can be transported in the same transportation vehicle (container, plane, truck, truck, van or wagon).
Partial transportation is the logistics of transporting goods, products or loads of different customers on the same route with the same transportation vehicle. Partial transport is also known as piece goods transport. To give an example, road partial transportation is the case of transporting the goods of different people going from Istanbul to Ankara in a single truck, lorry or pickup truck.
The most basic purpose in partial transportation; Carrying out the transportation process by loading all the loads requested to be transported in the same direction, even if the total amount of cargo does not fill a transportation vehicle. When any needy customer wants to send the desired amount of product to any region he desires, if this demand is not sufficient to fill a transportation vehicle (container, plane, truck, truck, pickup truck or wagon), the service requested by the customer from the logistics companies is partial. defined as transportation.
Thanks to this perfect combination of all the benefits, there is never a shortage of vehicles and the maintenance of the vehicles is always kept up to date. The most efficient transportation models are used in the vehicles that set out under the roof of Kösenler Logistics, and a punctual and high quality service is provided in many logistics branches, especially in automotive, retail, FMCG, health, e-commerce, textile and manufacturing.