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High-Value Freight Transportation

Shipments whose value, handling and security expectations differ from ordinary freight need extra planning before acceptance.

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What is High-Value Freight Transportation?

Before a high-value load is accepted, the shipper and carrier should agree on commodity details, declared value, packaging, loading procedures, seal or access requirements, insurance terms and communication expectations.

Acceptance, available safeguards and applicable coverage are confirmed for the individual load before dispatch.

What to agree up front

  • Accurate declared value and commodity description
  • Packaging and loading procedures
  • Seal or access requirements
  • Insurance and coverage terms explained before booking
  • Communication and update expectations

Plan the shipment before booking

01

Share value information

Provide accurate cargo value and any security needs with your request.

02

Review acceptance

The team confirms whether the load can be accepted and under what conditions.

03

Confirm coverage

Ask about limits, exclusions and options before dispatch.

Frequently asked questions

Do not assume so. Ask the team to explain applicable coverage, limits and exclusions before booking.

No. Acceptance is confirmed per load.

Provide the commodity description, declared cargo value, shipment weight and dimensions, pickup and delivery locations, and required dates. Include packaging details and any special handling, security or reporting requirements.

Share your requirements before booking, including seal procedures, access restrictions or shipment updates. The team will confirm which measures can be supported and any conditions that apply.

Packaging should suit the commodity and protect it during loading, transit and unloading. Share any packaging specifications, photos or handling instructions before booking so the team can review the shipment requirements.

Contact the team promptly if the cargo value, commodity, packaging, route or timing changes. Changes may require a new review of acceptance, pricing, handling arrangements and applicable coverage before dispatch.