Scheduled Freight Services Across Australia
If you send freight on the same lane every week, re-quoting and re-booking it each time is wasted effort and a standing risk of something being missed. Scheduled freight turns that into a standing arrangement: the same run, on the same days, at an agreed rate. Set up once, and it just happens.
- What it is
- Recurring runs on a fixed, agreed timetable
- Best for
- Weekly replenishment, production feeds, regular customer supply
- You get
- Set days & windows, agreed pricing, no repeat admin, priority planning
- Any lane
- Interstate, regional or metro, for pallets or general freight
- Works with
- Direct dispatch from warehouse distribution
What a Scheduled Service Gives You
Predictable Delivery
The same days and windows every cycle, so your customers and sites can plan around it.
No Repeat Admin
Set up once, not re-booked every week.
Agreed Pricing
A settled rate for the run rather than a fresh quote each time.
Priority Planning
Your regular capacity is accounted for, not squeezed in around one-off work.
Scheduled, Express or One-Off?
Scheduled freight is about rhythm, not speed. If a delivery is urgent and unplanned, that's express freight; if it's a genuine one-off, book it as a standard consignment. But if the same movement keeps recurring, even an urgent one, a scheduled run is almost always cheaper and more reliable. It runs on any leg (interstate, regional or metro) for pallets or general freight, and can dispatch straight from warehouse distribution where we hold your stock.
Predictable freight should be boring: that's the whole point of a standing run.
Set up a scheduled run with your lane, frequency and volume and stop re-booking the same job every week.
Scheduled freight pairs well with:
Frequently Asked Questions
What are scheduled freight services?
Scheduled freight services are recurring transport runs booked in advance on a fixed timetable: the same lane, on the same days, at an agreed rate, so regular freight moves without being re-quoted and re-booked each time.
How is scheduled freight different from express freight?
Scheduled freight is about a predictable rhythm; express freight is about urgency and speed for one-off, deadline-critical loads. If an urgent delivery recurs regularly, a scheduled run is usually the better, cheaper option.
Can I set up a regular run on any lane?
Yes. Scheduled services run interstate, regional or metro, for palletised or general freight. Give us the lane, frequency and volume and we'll build the schedule around it.
Set Up a Scheduled Freight Run Today
Give us the lane, frequency and volume and we'll build a standing run around it.