Specialized Freight Services
From standard flatbed moves to over-dimensional superloads, GTI plans equipment, permitting, and communication around your freight.
Flatbed Transportation
Open-deck flatbed coverage for general industrial freight, steel, machinery, and building materials that load from the top or side.
- Structural steel
- Machinery and equipment
- Building materials
Step-Deck Transportation
Lower deck height for taller freight that would exceed legal height limits on a standard flatbed.
- Tall machinery
- Construction equipment
- Palletized freight exceeding flatbed height limits
Double-Drop Transportation
Lowered center deck for freight that exceeds both step-deck and standard flatbed height allowances.
- Tall industrial equipment
- Large machinery
- Oversized manufactured components
Oversized Freight
Coordination for freight exceeding standard legal dimensions, including permitting and route planning support.
- Freight exceeding standard width, height, or length limits
Over-Dimensional Freight
Planning and coordination for freight requiring superload permitting, engineering review, or specialized routing.
- Superload-class freight
- Freight requiring bridge or route engineering review
Multi-Axle & Specialized Equipment
Heavy-haul coordination using multi-axle configurations for freight beyond standard weight limits.
- Heavy industrial components
- Mining and power-generation equipment
Partial Shipments
Cost-efficient coordination for freight that does not require a full trailer.
- Smaller industrial shipments
- Freight that can share deck space
Full Truckload
Dedicated equipment for shipments that require an entire trailer.
- Full-trailer shipments of any freight type covered above
Expedited & Time-Sensitive Transportation
Priority coordination for shipments with tight or urgent timelines.
- Time-critical industrial or project freight
United States & Canadian Transportation
Cross-border coordination for specialized freight moving between the United States and Canada.
- Any freight type above, moving across the US–Canada border