How many pallets can fit in a Full Truckload?
The capacity of a full truckload in terms of standard pallets is 26.
This is based on the average pallet size of 48 inches x 40 inches. The inside dimensions of a conventional 53-foot-long trailer, which is most commonly used for full truckloads, enable this many pallets to be loaded efficiently. This layout normally presupposes that the pallets be loaded side by side in a single layer throughout the length of the trailer.
Understanding this capacity is crucial for logistics planning and optimizing the use of space during transportation.
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