Figure Your Freight Class

Group Transportation Services knowledgeable team can help you determine what your freight class is. Freight class is determined by its contents. Different types of products have various costs associated with them, based mostly on their value and freight density.

There are 18 possible freight classes cataloged in the National Motor Freight Classification tariff ranging from the least expensive-Class 50, to the most expensive-Class 500.

If you are in need of a shipping quote, please contact us. The form below is to assist you in determining your freight class. The National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC) item number and freight class that we will provide to you is based soley on the information you enter below.

* First Name
* Last Name
Company
* Email
Phone No.
* What are you shipping?
* Freight Category	Please Choose One Automotive Chemical Clothing Computer Furniture Hand Tool Machinery Other
* Freight Material	Please Choose One Aluminum Brass Bronze Copper Iron or Steel Metal Plastic Rubber Wood Other
* Freight Condition	Please Choose One New Rebuilt, Reconditioned, Refurbished, or Remanufactured Used Used (value does not exceed reconditioning or salvaging value) Obsolete (not suitable for resale) Scrap
Density and/or Value of Your Freight Please enter all that apply.
Pounds per cubic foot (PCF)	Bill of Lading must show the actual density or density group. If this information is missing, freight charges will be assessed on the basis of the freight class applicable to the lowest density/highest class provided for in the specific item number.
Cubic Feet (CFT)	Bill of Lading must show the actual density or density group. If this information is missing, freight charges will be assessed on the basis of the freight class applicable to the lowest density/highest class provided for in the specific item number.
Actual Value (per pound)	Bill of Lading must show the actual value per pound. If this information is missing, freight charges will be assessed on the basis of the freight class applicable to the highest valuation provided for in the specific item number, unless otherwise specified.
Actual Value (per article)	Bill of Lading must show the actual value per each article. If this information is missing, freight charges will be assessed on the basis of the freight class applicable to the highest valuation provided for in the specific item number, unless otherwise specified.
Released Value (per pound)	Bill of Lading must show the released value per pound. If this information is missing, the freight charges will be assessed on the basis of the freight class applicable to the lowest valuation provided for in the specific item number, unless otherwise specified.
Freight Details Please enter all that apply including unit of measure.
Diameter
Gauge
Length
Width
Height
Liquid Capacity
Thickness
Weight per Article
Weight per Package Unit
Other
Type of Packaging	Please Choose One Bags Boxes Crates Cylinders Drums Loose Packages Pallets/Skids Other
Shipping Form of Your Freight	Please Choose One Set Up (SU) Knocked Down (KD) Knocked Down Flat (KDF) Nested Nested Solid Folded Folded Flat Other
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