Origin and destination
Include full locations and the best contact at each point.
Road side
Put the move in clear terms.
For trucking and cargo express inquiries, begin with the route, freight, timing, and access details you already know. The first message can be concise as long as the useful information is easy to find.
A cargo brief in four parts.
Known details are useful. Unknown details can be marked for confirmation.
Freight
Describe the material, pallet or piece count, dimensions, and weight when known.
Timing
Add the ready date, requested arrival, and appointment details.
Access
Note docks, gates, restricted access, or other site information that may affect the request.
Road movement
Trucking inquiries
Share the pickup and delivery points, freight description, approximate size or weight, and requested timing.
Timing first
Cargo express inquiries
When timing is central to the request, include the ready time, target date, and any appointment information.
Illustrative service photography; the people, vehicles, equipment and facilities shown are not identified as DOUBLE CHANCE WAREHOUSE LLC.
Cargo checklist
Before you contact us
- Pickup address
- Destination address
- Freight description
- Pallet or piece count, if known
- Dimensions and weight, if known
- Ready date
- Access or appointment notes
- Primary contact
Have the route? Add the freight.
Put both into one message so the request has a practical starting point.