1. What is FedEx Freight Linear Feet?

Definition: Linear feet is a measurement used by FedEx Freight for oversized shipments, equal to the longest dimension of the shipment.

Purpose: It helps determine pricing and handling requirements for large freight shipments.

2. How Does the Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the formula:

Where:

• Linear Feet — FedEx's measurement for oversized freight
• Max Dimension — The longest side of the shipment (in feet)

Explanation: For FedEx Freight, the linear feet measurement is simply the longest dimension of your shipment.

3. Importance of Linear Feet Calculation

Details: Proper calculation ensures accurate freight pricing and helps determine if your shipment qualifies as oversized.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Measure the longest dimension of your shipment in feet and enter it above. The value must be > 0.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What counts as an oversized shipment for FedEx Freight?
A: Typically shipments where the longest dimension exceeds 8 feet may be considered oversized.

Q2: How does linear feet affect shipping costs?
A: Higher linear feet measurements generally increase shipping costs due to special handling requirements.

Q3: Do I need to measure all dimensions?
A: For linear feet calculation, only the longest dimension is needed, but FedEx may require all dimensions for complete pricing.

Q4: How precise do my measurements need to be?
A: Measure to the nearest inch (0.08 feet) for accurate calculations.

Q5: Does this include packaging?
A: Yes, always measure the exterior dimensions including all packaging materials.