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Find LTL Freight Providers in the U.S.

Find and compare LTL freight providers by coverage, transit times, and accessorials.

16 providers listed nationwide

What LTL Freight Providers do

LTL (less-than-truckload) providers move shipments that don't fill a full trailer by consolidating freight from multiple shippers, offering cost-effective coverage for smaller loads.

When you need this type of provider

  • Your shipments are too large for parcel but don't fill a truck.
  • You ship pallets on regional or national lanes.
  • You want lower cost than dedicated truckload for smaller loads.

What to compare

  • Coverage and lanes
  • Transit times
  • Freight class and rating
  • Accessorials (liftgate, residential, appointment)
  • Claims support
  • Tracking visibility

Questions to ask before requesting a quote

  • What services are included, and what costs extra?
  • What are your minimums?
  • What locations and service areas do you cover?
  • What industries do you handle most often?
  • What software or platforms do you integrate with?
  • How do you handle exceptions, delays, claims, or returns?
  • What information do you need to quote accurately?
  • Who manages the account after onboarding?

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LTL Freight Providers: frequently asked questions

What is LTL freight?

LTL, less-than-truckload, moves shipments that don't fill a full trailer by sharing space with other shippers' freight, which lowers cost for smaller loads.

How do I compare LTL providers?

Compare coverage and lanes, transit times, how freight class is rated, accessorial charges, claims support, and tracking visibility.

How is LTL priced?

Pricing depends on freight class, weight, dimensions, distance, and accessorials. Use the Freight Class and Dimensional Weight calculators, then confirm rates with providers.