Dedicated Transportation
How It Works
At Three Way Logistics, we specialize in dedicated fleets, interstate full truckloads, and local transportation at our locations in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Austin, and North Texas. To provide the results that our customers need and deserve, we carefully and strategically tailor the job for every project.
Our custom solutions provide visibility and route planning to ensure consistent capacity. Through data capture and our Transportation Management technology, we constantly improve our quality of service based on new data and our customers’ changing operations.
Dedicated Fleets
Three Way’s dedicated fleet offers the advantage of a private fleet, such as increased safety and efficiency, without the added burden and potential risks of managing your own transportation operation. At our solutions-based warehouses in California, Oregon, or Washington, we work with you to streamline your transportation processes and mitigate uncertainties in fluctuating supply chains and shipper capacity.
Benefits of Three Way Dedicated Fleets:
- Improved On-Time Performance
- Visibility and Optimized Routes
- Access to a Tier 1 TMS
- Allows Customers to Focus on Their Core Businesses
- Improved Safety
- Data Capture and Analyzing
Local Transportation
Three Way’s local transportation service is supported by a network of strategically placed warehouse terminals across the west coast and Texas, each tailored to meet the specific needs of our customers. We are equipped with state-of-the-art transportation management software, enabling us to provide real-time tracking and data analysis, and optimize our customer service.
Whether you partner with our warehouse in Los Angeles, Atlanta, DFW, Austin, or any of our locations across the west coast, our local team is able to offer specialized equipment and customized solutions to meet the unique requirements of each supply chain.
Specialized Equipment
In order to serve unique logistics networks, we have invested in outstanding specialty equipment. Our primary mission is to provide the equipment and expertise for each job, ensuring your goods are carefully transported and delivered. Three Way’s collaboration with customers gives us direction for matching each project with the correct equipment:
- High Cube
- Flatbed & Dropdeck
- Conestoga and Softside
- Climate & Humidity Controlled
- Refrigerated
- Straight Trucks
- Freight Vans
Our expert team will consider your unique inventory, the industry standards, and our professional experience to determine what equipment will best meet your project’s needs.
Interstate Full Truckload
Three Way Logistics’ experienced interstate transportation team consistently handles both scheduled projects and urgent truckload shipments to confirm your shipment arrives on time at the correct destination. As a 3PL warehouse with full-service transportation capabilities, aided by our multiple warehouse locations across the country, we give you the flexibility to customize the transportation services that best meet your project needs.
Our full truckload (FTL) operation specializes in serving high-value industries with specific transportation requirements, whether using our California, Texas, or Oregon facilities, or picking up and delivering with a manufacturer.
Industries Served:
- Aerospace
- Electric Vehicle Manufacturing
- Energy Equipment
- Medical Devices
- Pharmaceutical
- Semiconductor
- Technology
- Telecom
To learn more about how we adjust our dedicated transportation services to meet the unique needs of these industries, please contact our team.
“We successfully created a partnership with 3-Way to be an extension of our warehouse to flexibly expand and contract with business needs and deliver a total solution. The service levels and planning function allowed offsite managed inventory to work efficiently and effectively as if all materials for the manufacturing organization were held at the point of assembly real time.”
— Ebin Waters, Director of Operations & Supply Chain, Primus Power
Frequently asked questions
What is a dedicated fleet?
A dedicated fleet gives a company the advantages of a private fleet, such as improved safety and efficiency, while a partner carries the burden and risk of running the transportation operation. Three Way Logistics’ dedicated fleets add improved on-time performance, optimized routes, access to a Tier 1 TMS and data capture with analysis, so customers can focus on their core business.
Where does Three Way Logistics offer dedicated transportation?
Three Way Logistics runs dedicated fleets and local transportation from its locations in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Austin and North Texas. A network of warehouse terminals across the West Coast and Texas supports local service, and the interstate full truckload team handles moves between states.
What trucks and trailers does Three Way Logistics use?
Three Way Logistics matches each project with equipment from its own fleet: high cube trailers, flatbeds and dropdecks, Conestoga and softside trailers, climate and humidity controlled units, refrigerated trailers, straight trucks and vans. The team weighs the customer’s inventory and industry standards to choose the right equipment for each move.
Does Three Way Logistics handle urgent full truckload moves?
Three Way Logistics’ interstate transportation team handles both scheduled projects and urgent full truckload moves, with a focus on arriving on time at the correct destination. The full truckload operation specializes in high-value industries with specific transportation requirements, and it can run from a Three Way facility or pick up and deliver directly with a manufacturer.
Which industries use Three Way Logistics’ dedicated transportation?
Three Way Logistics’ dedicated transportation serves 9 industries: data center, aerospace, electric vehicle manufacturing, energy equipment, medical devices, pharmaceutical, semiconductor, technology and telecom. Three Way adjusts each program to the industry’s needs, and its transportation management technology tracks moves in real time so service improves as new data comes in.