Direct run

A direct run carries one shipment in a vehicle assigned to it, from collection to destination without planned collection or delivery stops for other customers. It prioritises transit time, a clear chain of handover and minimal transloading.

Cost model

A transparent calculation separates approach, main route, vehicle and time costs, and surcharges. Example: an 18-kilometre approach plus a 126-kilometre main route creates 144 operating kilometres. Whether a return is charged depends on the order and pricing rule.

Direct run or consolidation?

A consolidated load shares capacity and may cost less, but needs more flexible timing. A direct run fits when a tight delivery window, special handling or minimal transloading matters more than maximum consolidation.

Special run and direct run are often used similarly. Special run emphasises an individually organised job; direct run describes the direct operating sequence. Maxmove combines vehicle, live status and proof of delivery in one direct-run order. With very short notice, the same operating model may be organised as an urgent delivery.