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Network & fleet

Reach is only useful where it is deep.

Operational presence across multiple states gives APJ reach into local supplier networks — the part of the market that actually holds the vehicles. This is where that presence sits.

Locations
46
Operating zones
4
Body types
8
Configurations
18

Network coverage by operating zone

DelhiGurgaonFaridabadNoidaGhaziabadJaipurAmbalaBaddiChandigarhKanpurLucknowHaridwarRudrapurKolkataBhubaneswarCuttackJamshedpurGuwahatiSiliguriSikkimMumbaiPuneNasikAurangabadKolhapurGoaAhmedabadBarodaSuratVapiAnkleshwarIndoreBhopalNagpurRaipurHyderabadVijayawadaVizagBangaloreMysoreHosurDharwadHubliChennaiCoimbatoreCochin

Equirectangular projection · standard parallel 21°N

NorthNR

13

Delhi · Gurgaon · Faridabad · Noida · Ghaziabad · Jaipur · Ambala · Baddi · Chandigarh · Kanpur · Lucknow · Haridwar · Rudrapur

WestWR

15

Mumbai · Pune · Nasik · Aurangabad · Kolhapur · Goa · Ahmedabad · Baroda · Surat · Vapi · Ankleshwar · Indore · Bhopal · Nagpur · Raipur

SouthSR

11

Hyderabad · Vijayawada · Vizag · Bangalore · Mysore · Hosur · Dharwad · Hubli · Chennai · Coimbatore · Cochin

EastER

07

Kolkata · Bhubaneswar · Cuttack · Jamshedpur · Guwahati · Siliguri · Sikkim

Vehicle capability

Eight body types, matched to the load — not to what happens to be free.

Open body, closed container, semi trailer, flatbed, open cargo bed, tipper and over-dimensional configurations are all sourced through the same governed operator base.

  • Open body
  • Closed body container
  • Semi trailer
  • Flatbed trucks
  • Semi trailer trucks
  • Open cargo bed trailer
  • Tipper
  • ODC vehicles
01

Rigid trucks

Palletised and packaged finished goods on shorter and mid-length lanes.

  • Eicher 19 ft
  • Tata 22 ft
  • Tata truck (6 tyre)
  • Taurus 16 T (10 tyre)
  • Taurus 21 T (12 tyre)
  • Taurus 25 T (14 tyre)
02

Closed containers

Weather-secure, seal-controlled movement for high-value and moisture-sensitive freight.

  • Container 20 ft
  • Container 32 ft SXL
  • Container 32 ft MXL
  • Container 32 ft SXL / MXL HQ
  • Container 34 ft
  • Container 40 ft
03

Flatbed & multi-axle

Steel, cement, structural and project cargo requiring side and top loading.

  • Flat bed / half body 14-wheeler
  • Flat bed / half body 18-wheeler
  • Flat bed / half body 22-wheeler
04

Open trailers & ODC

Over-dimensional consignments, plant equipment and earthmoving machinery.

  • 28–32 ft open trailer (JCB ODC)
  • 32 ft open trailer ODC
  • 40 ft open trailer ODC

18 named configurations across 4 groups. Availability is planned against your loading window, not quoted against a spot market.

Network design

A network is a set of decisions, not a list of cities.

Four principles decide where APJ builds density and where it does not.

01

Lane leadership over lane coverage

Scale and reach are built where APJ can lead the lane — depth on a corridor beats a thin presence on many.

02

Local aggregators in micro-markets

Strategic partnerships with regional operators give the network reach into supplier bases a national player cannot reach directly.

03

Nodal supply parks

Supply parks at network nodes secure a standard flow of vehicles into a zone, so placement does not depend on who is available that morning.

04

Balanced, not one-directional

Lanes are selected for return-load availability. A balanced network is cheaper to run, and it is the reason operators stay committed to it.

Next step

Is your lane on the map?

If your origin or destination sits near one of these locations, the network is already there. If it does not, tell us anyway — density follows demand.

Discuss your requirementmail@apjtransolutions.com
What to send
Lane, commodity, monthly volume
What comes back
A dispatch plan and a TAT model
Also for
Fleet operators seeking sustained volume

Operating across 46 locations · 4 zones