1. Pickup and delivery
Provide full addresses, company or site names, loading and receiving hours, contact persons, and any intermediate stops. Postcodes alone are not enough for site-access planning.
A transport quotation is only reliable when the provider receives enough information to assess the cargo, route, vehicle, loading method, timing, and site conditions. Use this checklist before requesting or comparing a lorry price.
Send the complete pickup and delivery addresses, cargo description, quantity, dimensions, total weight, photos, preferred date, loading and unloading methods, operating hours, and site restrictions. State whether the job is domestic or cross-border and whether weather protection or special documents are required.
Provide full addresses, company or site names, loading and receiving hours, contact persons, and any intermediate stops. Postcodes alone are not enough for site-access planning.
Describe the actual goods and packaging: pallets, cartons, steel, pipes, machinery, fabricated frames, building materials, cold cargo, or other items. Include clear photos.
State the number of units, length, width, height, individual weight where relevant, and total shipment weight. Identify unusually long, tall, fragile, or top-heavy pieces.
Confirm whether each site uses forklift, crane, tailgate, dock, side loading, top loading, manpower, or another method. State who supplies the equipment.
Give the preferred loading date, ready time, receiving deadline, appointment requirements, and whether the job is urgent, one-time, scheduled, or recurring.
Share height limits, narrow roads, security registration, driver PPE, permits, vehicle-entry rules, waiting rules, and any Singapore or border requirements.
State whether the cargo needs canvas covering, enclosed transport, temperature control, special securing, insurance discussion, DO or POD handling, or commercial and customs-document coordination.
For a faster assessment, send SF Lorry the route, cargo measurements, weight, quantity, photos, preferred date, loading method, unloading method, and site restrictions through the official contact channel. The team will review vehicle suitability and availability before confirming the arrangement.
A rough indication may be possible, but a dependable quotation normally also needs cargo type, dimensions, weight, quantity, timing, loading method, and site restrictions.
Photos help identify packaging, irregular dimensions, loading access, fragile areas, and whether an open, covered, tailgate, crane, or other vehicle arrangement may be needed.
Common causes include different cargo details, vehicle size, date, waiting time, extra stops, loading or unloading delays, special equipment, site restrictions, permits, and cross-border requirements.
Provide both addresses, cargo description, quantity, dimensions, total weight, photos, date, time window, loading and unloading methods, site rules, and any documentation or protection requirements.