While transportation involves the physical movement of goods, logistics encompasses the broader management of the supply chain, including storage, cataloging, handling, and packaging of goods. Learn more about this distinction in our article on logistics vs. shipping vs. freight forwarding.

Trucking typically refers to the transportation of goods using trucks or lorries over land. Freight, on the other hand, refers to the goods or cargo being transported, regardless of the mode of transportation used. So, while trucking is a specific method of transporting freight, freight is the general term for the goods being transported by any means, including trucks, trains, ships, or planes.

Consider factors such as the company’s experience, reputation, range of services offered, geographic coverage, technology capabilities, and customer support when selecting a logistics partner.

The cost of domestic transportation services may vary based on factors such as distance, shipment volume and weight, mode of transportation, fuel prices, toll charges, customs duties, and additional service requirements.

A trucking service in Malaysia is ideal for transporting goods such as retail products, raw materials, construction supplies, and perishable items. It provides flexible and cost-effective solutions for both short-haul and long-haul deliveries. Check out our related customs clearance services for goods requiring border compliance.

Shipping hazardous materials is subject to strict regulations. If you need to transport such items, consult with your domestic logistics company in Malaysia to confirm they have the capability to handle hazardous materials and to understand the specific requirements and documentation needed.

In the event of a delay or loss, promptly contact your domestic logistics provider to report the issue and initiate a trace. Most logistics companies in Klang and Kuala Lumpur have clear procedures to handle such situations and may offer compensation if applicable.