Sustainability
Shared truckload: Freight for a better world
Lower your company’s environmental impact with carbon neutral shared truckload shipping. Every time a shipper books our guaranteed shared truckload service, FlockDirect, at the point of sale, we reverse the impact of that shipment with carbon credits — for free.
Here’s how we offer our carbon neutral shared truckload service: FlockDirect
Shared truckload shipments do not pickup and deliver along inefficient LTL routes, reducing greenhouse gas emissions up to 40%.
Because shared truckload shipments only load and unload once, energy isn’t wasted on forklifts and other equipment needed to transload the freight.
Removing the need for carbon-intensive LTL hubs means there’s more space for planet-friendly amenities, like parks.
99.9% of shared truckload shipments move damage-free, thereby eliminating the environmental risks of remanufacturing and shipping duplicate goods.
We erase the remaining impact of FlockDirect shipments by supporting Carbonfund.org carbon offset projects. When shippers book FlockDirect at the point of sale, we buy carbon credits to offset that shipment’s remaining fuel emissions — at no extra cost to the shipper.
In 2021, our goal is to reduce carbon emissions from the trucking industry by 20,000 metric tons of CO2e through FlockDirect.
Curious how shared truckload can help your business meet sustainability targets?
Calculate the pounds of greenhouse gas emissions you’d reduce by switching to shared truckload.
In 2020, Flock Freight's shared truckloads eliminated fuel emissions equivalent to:




As a certified B Corporation, Flock Freight puts sustainability at the forefront of our business decisions.
We’re reinventing the freight industry and leading the charge for long-lasting environmental change.

Flock Freight is a proud partner of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s SmartWay Transport Program, which certifies and maintains the standard for freight efficiency. Less than 1% of transportation companies are partnered with SmartWay today.