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Coverage Area

All 48 continental states and the Canadian provinces — door to door, with one driver from pickup to signature.

Where We Run

The whole map — and the border in the middle of it

We are built for long, direct runs. A single driver takes the freight from your dock and stays with it until it is signed for, whether that is three states away or across an international border.

  • All 48 continental states, door to door
  • Ontario, Quebec, and the western provinces
  • Airport, port, and rail-ramp recoveries
  • Rural and hard-to-reach delivery points
Texas → NationwideLong-haul direct
Midwest → SoutheastAuto & manufacturing
Northeast → OntarioCross-border expedite
Gulf Coast → Coast to coastEnergy & industrial
Chicago → AnywhereSame-day departure
Airport RecoveryAOG & forwarders
Cross-Border

Freight into and out of Canada

Border freight fails on paperwork far more often than it fails on miles. We line the documents up before the van rolls, so the crossing is a stop rather than a delay.

Major crossings

Detroit–Windsor, Port Huron–Sarnia, Buffalo–Fort Erie, and the northern and western crossings your lane calls for.

Documents handled up front

We work with your customs broker on the commercial invoice, PARS/PAPS, and manifest so nothing is missing at the booth.

Border-ready drivers

Drivers carrying valid passports and cross-border experience, so the crossing is routine instead of an adventure.

Transit Guidance

Roughly how long a direct run takes

A single driver in a van covers about 500–600 miles a day; team-driven runs go straight through. These are planning figures, not quotes — we confirm a real ETA when we book.

DistanceSingle driverTeam driven
Under 300 milesSame daySame day
300–600 milesSame day / next morningSame day
600–1,200 milesNext daySame day / next morning
Coast to coast3–4 daysAround 2 days

Have a lane in mind?

Send us the origin and destination and we will confirm coverage, transit time, and a firm rate.