Road Transport

Solutions for road freight

Any transport, regardless of the mode, starts on land, with trucking. Higher levels of speed, visibility and safety are standard features that today’s customers expect of modern road transport systems. Be it a small package, a few pallets or a truckload, we can offer you efficient trucking solutions to match your precise requirements, including:

Full truck load shipments
Less-than-truckload shipments
Crossdocking / transloading
Single point of contact & 24/7 availability
Visibility reports

International Trucking

We can handle your international shipments through our LTL (less-than-truckload) or FTL (full truckload) solutions between multiple points in Asia and Europe. Our team of trucking experts ensure that your cargo is delivered from any origin to any destination in a safe and efficient manner. Our sector-specific experience means we can handle movements of any type, size or complexity, from pharmaceuticals to aircraft engines or frozen foodstuffs.

Bonded Trucking

Bonded trucking is a crucial portion of last mile logistics. Moving in-bond shipments from hub to a bonded facility requires meticulous planning and swift execution from start to end if you are to avoid costly storage or delays in transit. At Xscale, we offer bonded deliveries as a stand-alone solution or as part of a multimodal transport where air or rail is the main carriage. Our bonded trucking solutions are complemented by our value-added services such as customs clearance, transit handling and paperwork, pre-alerts, cargo insurance or security convoys as may be required.

Road Feeder Services

We have a proven track record in designing, implementing and running road feeder networks for airlines using hub-and-spoke distribution models. Our road feeder services help airlines distribute air shipments to offline points, effectively extending their reach beyond point-to-point operations. That means final consignees of air shipments do not have to dedicate additional resources to directly collect shipments; instead, air cargo is delivered to the smaller airport or bonded warehouse closest to the consignee’s location.