Notes on dedicated courier transport.
Practical articles on how direct A-to-B delivery works, how to prepare a consignment, and what to assess before booking a movement. Written from the way Distinguished Dispatch actually operates.
What direct A-to-B courier transport means and when to use it
Direct A-to-B means your consignment travels in a dedicated vehicle from collection to delivery with no co-loading and no intermediate handling. Here is how it differs from network courier work and when it is the right choice.
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Updated regularly with preparation guides, specifications and notes on how dedicated courier work is assessed and confirmed.
How to prepare a pallet for same-day collection
Pallets are accepted only after the vehicle's load space and payload are checked. This guide covers the dimensions, weight, and loading equipment details to share before booking a palletised movement.
Read moreXLWB van capacity: planning your consignment
Our dedicated fleet uses extra-long wheelbase vans. Understanding typical load dimensions helps you plan, with the note that final capacity is always confirmed against the specific vehicle allocated to your booking.
Read moreWeekend and overnight courier work: how availability is confirmed
Weekend, overnight and European requests are assessed individually against confirmed capacity. A request is not a booking until availability, the collection window and the agreed price are confirmed.
Read moreProof of delivery and why one point of contact matters
One relationship covers the collection, the journey and the handover. Here is why a single point of contact and a clean proof of delivery make a dedicated courier booking easier to manage.
Read moreEuropean courier runs: what to assess before booking
A dedicated run to the continent involves ferry or tunnel booking, driver hours and border documentation. Here is what to gather before requesting a European courier movement.
Read moreSend the details and we will assess the movement.
Every enquiry is assessed individually against confirmed capacity. A request is not a booking until availability and price are agreed.
