Jayesh Trans Movers is a road freight company based in Vapi, Gujarat, with a back office in Ulhasnagar, Maharashtra. It moves goods out of the Vapi industrial belt to cities across India, offering full truck load (FTL), part truck load (PTL), over-dimensional cargo, express delivery, warehousing, import/export freight, cargo insurance and plant shifting. Meta Mint designed and built its website and connected it to the company’s TransportTrack system.
The challenge
Most people who reach a freight company’s website arrive with a consignment already in mind. Some are holding a lorry receipt and want to know where their goods are; others need a truck from Vapi to a particular city and want to ask for a rate without a round of phone calls. Both requests have to land where the operations team already works, rather than in an inbox from which someone must re-key them into the booking system.
Search behaviour adds a second requirement. A factory in Vapi shipping to Patna or Coimbatore searches for that route, not for the company’s name, so each regular corridor needs a page of its own with the distance, transit time and vehicle options a shipper asks about. And because the public forms feed a live operational system, they have to hold up against spam and scraping.
Our solution
The website Meta Mint built is a custom PHP site whose two working forms talk directly to TransportTrack, the transport management software the company uses for bookings and consignment tracking.
- Consignment tracking. A tracking box on the homepage and a dedicated tracking page accept an LR or docket number, check its format, and take the customer to the TransportTrack tracking portal for that consignment.
- Enquiries that become bookings. The quote form asks for name, mobile number, optional email, service type, pickup and delivery locations and any extra details, checks the mobile as a 10-digit Indian number, and posts the request into TransportTrack as a new online booking. A repeat enquiry for the same route is recognised, and the visitor is told so.
- Route pages from Vapi. More than thirty pages, such as Vapi to Patna or Vapi to Kochi, each give the distance, transit estimate, highways, suitable vehicles, local industries, route-specific FAQs and links to nearby routes, all generated from one shared template.
- Service and knowledge pages. A page for each service, a blog on subjects such as e-way bills, GST in road transport and FTL versus PTL, a photo gallery filtered by fleet, operations and delivery with a full-screen viewer, and a video gallery.
- Quick contact. A WhatsApp chat widget, call links and an embedded Google Map of the Vapi office.
How we delivered it
Both forms are protected by a CSRF token, Google reCAPTCHA v3 and per-session rate limits, and the TransportTrack API key sits in a server-side configuration file rather than in the page. Apache rewrite rules force HTTPS, drop the .php extension from addresses and send unknown URLs to a custom 404 page. Every page carries its own title, description and canonical tag; the site publishes Organization and LocalBusiness structured data, FAQ markup on the route pages, an XML sitemap and an llms.txt summary for AI search tools. The footer credits Meta Mint for design and hosting.
Built with
- PHP
- Bootstrap
- jQuery
- Fancybox
- Font Awesome
- Google reCAPTCHA v3
- TransportTrack API