What describes a group that exclusively provides transportation within an organization?

A group that exclusively provides transportation within an organization is referred to as private carriers. Private carriers are often owned and operated by the company itself, which distinguishes them from other types of carriers that provide transport services to multiple customers or the public at large.

Private carriers focus on transporting goods internally to meet the specific needs of their organization, such as shipping products from a manufacturing facility to a distribution center or delivering supplies between different company locations. This internal focus allows organizations to better control their transportation costs, service levels, and logistics operations without relying on external entities.

In contrast, common carriers provide services to any member of the public, and logistics providers offer a wider range of services beyond just transportation, such as inventory management and warehousing. Freight haulers are typically associated with the transportation of freight but can serve multiple customers and are not limited to the internal transportation needs of a single organization.