Shared Amazon Freight trucks, Miami FL

Shared FastLane: a full truck, paid by the pallet

Your pallets ride a full Amazon Freight truckload with other sellers' pallets going to the same fulfillment center

Amazon SPN Certified · 24-36 hours prep · Net-30 terms

Shipping a few pallets usually means LTL: your freight changes trucks at terminals and waits on a carrier's schedule. Shared FastLane puts your pallets on a full truckload that PrepVia books on Amazon Freight for several clients going to the same Amazon fulfillment center. The truck leaves our Miami dock and goes straight to the fulfillment center, and the freight cost is split per pallet, per client.

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How does Shared FastLane work?

Step 1

Authorize the shared truck

Before your freight arrives, tell us your pallets can share a truck. The merge rules are in the FastLane terms. Read the FastLane terms.

Step 2

We prep and palletize

Your inventory is prepped in the standard 24-36 hours window, then boxed and palletized to Amazon's rules on our Miami dock.

Step 3

Your pallets join the shared truck

PrepVia books the full truckload on Amazon Freight with other clients' pallets going to the same fulfillment center.

Step 4

Follow it to Amazon

The shipment shows in the PrepVia app from check-in to Amazon receiving, with expected versus received units.

Why ship on a shared truck?

A full truck at a per-pallet cost

Your pallets stay on one truck from our dock to the fulfillment center, instead of moving through LTL terminals. You pay freight only for your pallets.

We book it, you do not chase carriers

PrepVia books the Amazon Freight truck and fills it with pallets from several clients going to the same fulfillment center.

Made for steady replenishment

Restocking a few pallets at a time is where a shared truck pays off: full-truck handling without booking a whole truck.

One dock, one team

Prep, labeling and palletizing happen at 8507 NW 72nd St, Miami, before the truck leaves. Shared trucks run to Amazon fulfillment centers in Florida.

Every shared shipment is created through Amazon's API and tracked in the PrepVia app, the same way as any other PrepVia shipment.

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Questions about Shared FastLane

What is Shared FastLane?

A full Amazon Freight truckload that PrepVia books for several clients going to the same Amazon fulfillment center. Your pallets share the truck, and the freight cost is split per pallet, per client.

How is Shared FastLane priced?

Freight is allocated per pallet, per client. Pricing is quoted per account on a free 15-minute call. PrepVia does not publish prices.

Where do the shared trucks go?

From our dock at 8507 NW 72nd St, Miami, FL 33166, to Amazon fulfillment centers in Florida.

What do I need to do to use it?

Authorize the shared truck before your freight arrives. The merge rules are in the FastLane terms. Prep, palletizing and the Amazon Freight booking are done by PrepVia.

Can I follow my pallets after the truck leaves?

Yes. The shipment shows in the PrepVia app, from check-in on our dock to Amazon receiving, with expected versus received units and an alert when something does not match.

Shared FastLane from Miami

Send your pallet count and fulfillment center. We will quote Shared FastLane for your account.

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