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A popular area of logistics nowadays is partial cargo transportation. During the assembly of cargo, you need accurate information about the load, and to be able to assess the dimensions, weight and space. This determines the quality of the service provided for road transport partial loads, and a high level of customer confidence. The demand for freight is high, and so is the need to improve freight transport technology and the way information is transmitted, and to find the most appropriate and fastest solutions for transporting freight. Partial loads can be used to transport small loads, resulting in faster freight movement, time savings for the customer, and better quality results in terms of work. The objective of the quantitative approach was to identify gaps in information transfer in part load companies. Improved transfer of information would lead to better targeting and faster loading. Technological improvements in logistics relating to information transfer will facilitate the work of managers and improve the quality of the part load service. A specific request form, where the customer can specify the weight, size and width of the part loads, would avoid additional questions for managers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Partial cargo transportation is a popular field of logistics. When assembling a cargo truck, you need accurate information about the partial load. It is crucial to evaluate measurements, weights, and occupied space. Having such information determines the quality of services and high customer trust. With partial cargo transport we can transfer small cargo units, which enables faster flow with better quality of goods saving customers' time. As each year companies transport more cargo, technologies and ways of transferring information should improve accordingly. Quantitatively, the aim was to find out the shortcomings of information transfer in partial cargo transportation companies. By improving the transmission of information, the work would be carried out more efficiently, and cargo units would be loaded much faster. Companies must improve the information systems used, discover and test the most convenient way of transmitting the information. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]