Faster transit for freight that can't wait.

There are several paths to faster transit. Some LTL carriers offer accelerated service that moves freight on priority linehaul schedules. Regional carriers often deliver next-day within their footprint, which can beat national carriers on shorter lanes. For the most urgent shipments, exclusive-use cargo vans, straight trucks, and team-driver tractors carry your freight directly from pickup to delivery with no terminal transfers.

Choosing the right option depends on distance, weight, and how critical the deadline is. Delivered In Time shows estimated transit days next to every rate so you can spot the fastest carrier on your lane.

Manufacturing plants waiting on a part to restart a production line. Retailers restocking a best-seller before a promotion. Medical and laboratory supply shipments. Replacement equipment for field service teams. Trade show materials that missed the advance warehouse deadline. Each of these situations costs more in delays than the premium for faster transit.

Not every fast shipment needs to be expedited. Comparing multiple carriers often reveals a standard LTL option that is one or two days faster than another carrier at a similar price. Shipping early in the day, having freight ready before the pickup window, and avoiding unnecessary accessorials can also shorten transit.

We're expanding our quoting to include expedited and faster-transit options from more carriers, so these choices appear alongside standard rates automatically.