Expedited shipping
Cargo vans, box trucks, and team drivers for freight that has to arrive before a standard truck could get it there.
When it makes sense
Expedited is for the day a line is down, a store is waiting, or a missed delivery would cost more than the freight. Call us with what it is and when it has to be there. We'll tell you plainly what can make it, what each option costs, and whether the timing is tight, then stay on the load until it's signed for.
- Cargo vans for parts and small, urgent loads
- Box trucks for a few pallets that can't wait
- Team drivers for long runs that can't stop overnight
- An honest answer on whether the deadline can be met
- Someone on the load until it delivers
When the regular truck won't make it
A production line waiting on a part, a store opening, a trade show setup. Tell us the deadline and we start looking for a truck that can meet it. If it's going to be close, we say so before you book.
Van, box truck, or team
A cargo van is usually the quickest way to move a few boxes or a single pallet. A box truck takes more pallets and has a liftgate. A team keeps a full trailer moving around the clock. We give you the price and timing of each and you choose.
You won't be left guessing
Urgent freight is the worst time to be waiting on a callback. You have a person to call from pickup to delivery, and if there's a delay you hear about it straight away, with a new ETA.
Other services
Dedicated fleet
Trucks committed to the lanes you run every week, so you're not out looking for capacity every Monday.
Final mile delivery
The last leg to a home, a store, or a jobsite, with the appointment set and proof it arrived.
Intermodal
Long-haul freight moved by rail with a truck at each end, for lanes where the rate matters more than a day or two.
Have one of these to move?
Send the lane, the dates, and what you're shipping. A person at Penn will come back with a rate.
(800) 908-7366