Review on Trucklinesexpress

TruckLines Express (hereafter “TruckLines Express” or “the Site”) presents itself as a global freight forwarding, logistics and shipping company. According to their website, they operate internationally with ocean freight, air freight, ground logistics, warehousing, door-to-door delivery, customs clearance and supply-chain services. Their “About Us” page states they trace their roots back to a company founded in 1971 and have grown into a specialist in heavy haulage, abnormal loads, and broad logistics across Europe and beyond. 

On their website, they list a UK address (53 Hart Rd, Wolverhampton, WV11 3QL, UK) and a UK phone number +44 7786 713896.  They provide multiple services: trade services (sea freight, air freight, ground, warehousing) and claim to have local knowledge, global reach. 

However, beyond the website, independent verification of the company’s operational history, regulatory authorisations, customer reviews and corporate presence is limited or not easily found. Thus, one must weigh the site’s claims against what can be verified and the signs that might indicate risk.

This review will walk through key observations, pros & cons, red flags, final thoughts and a concluding assessment of whether TruckLines Express appears to be a legitimate business you might trust (or proceed with caution).

More Details

Based on the evidence and observations, here is a detailed analysis of why I believe TruckLines Express appears to be a real business entity (to some extent) but with cautionary elements — meaning I do not conclusively call it a scam, but I also would not fully guarantee it without further due diligence.

Evidence supporting legitimacy

• The company provides a physical address and phone number; this suggests it is more than just a throw-away website.

• The website has standard business sections (About, Services, Contact, Terms) — it appears built with intention to serve as a business front.

• The services listed align with typical logistics/forwarding operations (sea freight, air freight, warehousing, door-to-door) which are plausible for a logistics company.

• The apparent “story” (haulage business from 1971, diversification into heavy loads, then into global logistics) could reflect a business evolution.

Why caution is necessary

• Absence of clear regulatory proof: In the logistics industry — especially international freight forwarding — customers typically check things like membership in professional bodies (e.g., freight forwarders’ associations), certifications (e.g., NVOCC or IATA for air freight), insurance coverage, licensing. I could not easily find those for TruckLines Express.

• The mismatch of jurisdiction (UK address vs US-governed terms) poses a legal risk if disagreements occur.

• The strong marketing statements (world leader, global container shipping) without verifiable evidence may indicate over-promising.

• Lack of visible public reviews or verifiable customer experiences means you (as a potential customer) have limited external assurance.

• In logistics scams, a common pattern is the appearance of legitimate website + good address + phone + generic service list, but when payment or contracting happens, the company may lack actual capacity, misstate transit, or demand unjustified fees. So, the same elements present here are also typical of “look-legit” scams, which warrants caution.

Overall Assessment

In summary: TruckLines Express appears to have some of the trappings of a real logistics company. I find no definitive evidence in my search that it is outright fraudulent (i.e., I did not find clear user complaints alleging scam, nor did I find exposure of it as a fake company). Thus I lean toward it being a real company (or at least a website representing a business) but not fully verified and with some risk elements.

If you consider using them (especially from outside the UK or for high-value shipment) then you should do additional due diligence:

• Request proof of licensing, insurance, and regulatory membership.

• Ask for references or case studies, credentials showing actual operations in your origin-destination pair.

• Confirm the physical address is valid (e.g., a business registries search in the UK).

• Confirm payment terms, contracts, tracking systems, penalties for non-performance.

• Use only secure payment methods and have written contract covering liabilities, delays, damage, customs clearance.

If you do that, then TruckLines Express might be usable — but give it full vetting rather than assuming full reliability just from the website.

Therefore I would classify the site as “Probably real but proceed with caution / perform due diligence” rather than “fully trusted without reservation”.