2024 Hiab Return Loads Back Journeys to and from Greater Manchester
| Date | Return Load |
|---|---|
| 26/03/2024 12:10 | We have a wagon & drag hiab availability in Edinburgh tomorrow morning looking for a load south |
| 26/02/2024 11:04 | We have a rigid Hiab and an artic flat available in Blyth around lunch time today looking for loads heading south |
| 24/01/2024 08;14 | We have a rigid Hiab available in London this morning look for a load heading back north |
| 22/01/2024 08:44 | We have a wagon & drag and an artic Hiab available this afternoon in Bedford please call 0161 205 8363 or email info@nortonshiabservices.co.uk |
| 17/01/2024 08:40 | We have the following Rigid Hiabs looking for back loads: Rigid Hiab clearing Dungeness, Kent this morning looking for load back north. Rigid Hiab clearing Cleethorpes this morning looking for load back toward Manchester |
| 15/01/2024 11:02 | Nortons have a Wagon & Drag Hiab tipping in Portsmouth mid-afternoon today, looking for a load back towards Manchester & North West |
Differences to Dedicated Trucks
Utilizing back journeys can be a beneficial option instead of hiring a dedicated lorry for delivery.
Why Choose a Return Journey?
Back trips are collected during a return trip and delivered on the way back to our depot and storage facility. This is a significant difference, as it has the potential to significantly reduce delivery costs. How so? Well, with a dedicated load, the entire operation revolves around delivering your goods. In contrast, with back loads, the trucks are already on their way to another job, have completed that job, and are now travelling back to the depot. This means that your goods are picked up while the truck is returning to the depot and then delivered along the way. This benefits both you (because your delivery gets done) and the haulier (because they can make a delivery on a truck that would otherwise be empty). Back trips may suit you if you have no time constraints for a delivery and can wait until we are passing your area with an empty truck on a return journey.
