Flatbed
Loads from any side, by forklift or crane. Where most oversize freight starts.
Heavy haul from the heart of Canada to the south of Mexico. Seven deck types, to 160 tons and 132 feet, straight through both crossings.
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What we move
A press, a production line, a structure. The plant it is going into is already waiting on it, and there is no second attempt if a permit does not come through.
Fifteen years of it. We have carried permitted loads for Chrysler, Boeing, GM and Magna, and for the tier one and tier two suppliers who feed them.
Equipment
Send length, width, height and weight. We come back with the deck, the route and the permits it needs.
Loads from any side, by forklift or crane. Where most oversize freight starts.
A dropped rear deck buys height without a permit. Ramps for anything that drives on.
A well between two raised decks, for freight over legal height standing still.
The gooseneck detaches and the front of the deck becomes the ramp. Add axles, raise the ceiling.
Enclosed on all sides, for freight that cannot see weather or daylight.
A sliding tarp that protects freight without touching it and opens from front, back or either side.
Dual-lane trailers spread the load across enough wheels to satisfy the bridge formula.
Also on the deck
Capability
Cross-border
No transload at the line. Yards in Michigan and Laredo, brokerage on each side, and a driver already holding the paperwork to keep going.
Every certification below is a procurement box your customers already have to tick. Woman owned is the one most carriers cannot offer.
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From the road
A Silence Lines load on the road
Drivers
Company drivers and owner operators. Securement training provided for anyone who qualifies.
Shippers
Length, width, height, weight and the two zip codes. We come back with a route, a permit picture and a price.