Every template on this page is designed and maintained in-house by uiCookies, from the multi-page freight layouts to the newer moving company site. Visitors to a transport or logistics website tend to be practical: a shipper comparing carriers, a business looking for capacity or a family planning a move all want to know what you move, where you go and how quickly they can get a price.
A good site in this niche is organised around those questions. Services should be split by mode or job, whether that is trucking, air, marine or a local house move, so each visitor can find their situation in one click. A quote or rate request should be reachable from every page, with licensing, insurance and track record close by. Offices, service areas and phone numbers need to be easy to find, and the whole thing has to work on a phone, since plenty of these enquiries start on one.
This set mixes ages, and we would rather say so plainly. Haul is a current build on Bootstrap 5 with vanilla JavaScript and no jQuery. Transportation and Unship are older Bootstrap 3.3 builds that depend on jQuery with Owl Carousel, Magnific Popup and Stellar; they have not been modernised yet, but they bring far more inner pages. All three are free for personal and commercial use, including client work, under the standard uiCookies licence; attribution is optional but always welcome, and the full terms are at uicookies.com/license.
The templates
Transportation
Transportation has the most pages of any template here: 19 HTML files for a trucking, freight or logistics company that wants a full site from the start. There are two home page versions, a services overview and separate pages for air, marine, shipping, trucking, moving and transportation services, plus About, Our People and a staff profile page, a careers page with a job post layout, an FAQ, a blog with a single-post view, a typography page and contact. The home page covers 24-hour services, why choose us, a client strip and a rate request form.
The About page alone carries history, values, mission, vision and an annual financial report block, which suits an established carrier. This is an older Bootstrap 3.3.0 build using jQuery with Owl Carousel, Magnific Popup, Stellar and a count-to counter script, not yet modernised, so expect to update the stack if you want current tooling.
Unship
Unship is aimed at shipping and freight forwarding firms that move goods by sea, air and road, and it covers them in eight pages. The home page runs from 24-hour services (marine, air, quick service and worldwide shipments) through who we are, what we do and capabilities, to a rate request form, an Our Fleet section, specialist services such as rigging and loading, vehicle shipping, export packing and crating, inland transportation and brokerage, a client strip and a weights and prices section. Inner pages add About with an 11-person crew, services and a single-service page, a blog and contact.
Where it differs is the contact page: a worldwide locations block lists head, state, zonal and overseas offices alongside a feedback form, which fits a forwarder with several branches. Like Transportation, it is an older Bootstrap 3.3.0 build with jQuery, Owl Carousel, Magnific Popup and Stellar that has not been modernised yet.
Haul
Haul was built specifically for moving companies and removalists, and it is the one current build in this set. Its two pages start with an instant-quote hero form (from and to ZIP, move date, home size), then six service cards for local, long-distance, packing, storage, office and specialty moves, a live cost estimator, a four-step how-it-works strip, pricing packages with a what-affects-your-cost breakdown, count-up trust stats, crew profiles, testimonials, service areas and an FAQ. The services page details each service with its own checklist and adds the estimator and a full booking form.
The estimator does real work: visitors pick a home size, distance band and extras such as packing, storage, piano or stairs, and an itemised price range updates live, driven by rates you set in one object in js/main.js. It runs on self-hosted Bootstrap 5 with hand-written vanilla JavaScript, no jQuery, and content stays visible with JavaScript off.
Compare at a glance
| Template | Best for | Pages | Standout feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transportation | Trucking and logistics companies | 19 | 19 pages, including careers and job posts |
| Unship | Freight forwarding and shipping firms | 8 | Worldwide offices contact page and fleet section |
| Haul | Moving companies and removalists | 2 | Working move-cost estimator with live pricing |
How to choose
Choose by the work you do and how much site you need. A trucking, freight or third-party logistics firm with several service lines, a hiring pipeline and news to publish will get the most from Transportation, which already has a page for each transport mode plus careers, job posts and an FAQ. A forwarder or shipping company with offices in more than one place should look at Unship, whose contact page, fleet section and pricing fit that shape in eight pages. A household or office mover whose business runs on quote requests should start with Haul: it is smaller, but it is the current build, and its estimator and booking form are designed around exactly that job.
There is no trucking-only template yet, and nothing built for courier, taxi, coach or car rental firms, so pick the closest structure rather than expecting a ready-made fit. Transportation's trucking page and per-mode service pages can be renamed for your own routes or fleet types, and Haul's quote-first layout adapts to a local courier or man-with-a-van service. If you choose one of the older builds, budget time to update its jQuery plugins, and remember that every quote, rate and booking form here is front end only until you connect it to a form service, inbox or booking system.
Frequently asked questions
Can customers get a moving price estimate straight from the site?
With Haul, yes. Its estimator combines home size, distance band and extras into a live itemised range as visitors click. The figures are placeholders defined in one object at the top of js/main.js, so replace them with your own rates before launch. Transportation and Unship offer a rate request form rather than a calculator.
Do the rate request and booking forms send enquiries to my dispatch team?
Not on their own. Haul's quote and booking forms validate in the browser, but every form here, including the rate request forms in Transportation and Unship, sends nothing until you point it at a form service, an inbox or your own backend. Send a test enquiry all the way through before launch.
Should I still use Transportation or Unship when they run on Bootstrap 3?
They are older builds on Bootstrap 3.3.0 with jQuery, Owl Carousel, Magnific Popup and Stellar, and we have not modernised them yet. They remain a useful starting point when you need many inner pages quickly and are comfortable with that stack. If you want a current base without jQuery, start from Haul or plan to replace the plugins.
Where do I add my fleet, service areas and licensing details?
Unship has an Our Fleet section on its home page, and Haul includes a service areas section plus trust points for licensing and insurance. In Haul, company details such as the phone number, address, hours, USDOT number and service areas are plain text in the HTML, so you edit them directly with no build step.
Can I use these templates for a commercial transport business?
Yes. All three are free for personal and commercial use, including client work, under the standard uiCookies licence; attribution is optional but always welcome, and the full terms are at uicookies.com/license. Transportation and Unship carry a footer credit, which you can keep, move or remove.
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