Expedited shipping
Cargo vans, box trucks, and team drivers for freight that has to be there before a standard truck could get it there.
When to use it
Use expedited when a line is down, a store is waiting, or a missed delivery costs more than the freight. We match the load to a cargo van, a box truck, or a team-driver tractor, explain the cost and timing of each option before you book, and someone watches the load from pickup 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 with no stop to rest
- Cost and timing of each option explained before you book
- One person watching the load until it's delivered
When a standard transit won't make it
A production line waiting on a part, a store deadline, a trade show setup. Tell us when it has to be there and we start sourcing a truck that can make it, then tell you straight if the timing is tight.
Cargo van, box truck, or team drivers
A cargo van is often the quickest way to move a few boxes or a single pallet. A box truck handles more pallets with a liftgate, and a team-driver tractor keeps a full load moving around the clock. We lay out the price and timing of each so you choose.
Someone on it the whole way
On an expedited load, your contact stays with it from pickup to delivery and checks in with the driver along the way. If a delay comes up, you hear about it right away, with a plan and a new ETA.
Other ways we move your freight
Dedicated fleet
Trucks committed to your busiest lanes by carriers we've checked, so you're not rebidding the same freight every week.
Final mile delivery
The last leg to a home or business, with a delivery window your customer knows about and proof it arrived.
Intermodal
Long-haul freight moved by rail and trucked at each end, for lanes where the rate matters more than a day or two.
Have a load to cover?
Tell us the lane, the dates, and what you're shipping. The person who quotes it will run it, start to finish.
(800) 908-7366